2011
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- Sant La Haitian Neighborhood Center Celebrates Its 10th Anniversary
- GFF Live! Tweeting from Jazz Fest
- The Green Family Foundation Gets with Jazz Fest in a Very Big Way
- Earth Day. EarthSpark.
- GFF Mourns the Tragic Death of Award-Winning Photojournalist Tim Hetherington
- Florida International Magazine names GFF President Kimberly Green One of Its "Power Players"
- Annual Commemoration of the Rwanda Genocide
- Haiti's Cultural Heritage Roundtable at FIU
- Today is International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action
- Take Action: Donate Kids' Converse Sneakers to The Art of Giving Project at FIU
- GFF Announces Sponsorship of 6th Annual Women's International Film & Arts Festival, March 30 - April 3rd
- "Without Water There Is No Dignity..."
- GFF Honored By Haitian Women of Miami (FANM) at Spirit of Justice Gala
- Big Night in Little Haiti
- International Women's Day: Tawakul Karman
- Photos from the Haitian Heritage Museum Gala in Miami
- GFF and Digital Library of the Caribbean Announce "Haiti: An Island Luminous"
- GFF Live! Tweeting from the Grammys
- The Man Who Restored Lomax and Got a Grammy Nod
- A Personal Message from GFF President Kimberly Green on the Wisdom of Dr. Paul Farmer and Ophelia Dahl
- A Future for Haiti: The Earth Institute, Columbia University, Annual Donor Report 2010
- Happy Birthday Alan Lomax
- Haiti's Men Nou Gallery Brings Post-Earthquake Rubble Art to Miami
- Haiti Searches for a Solar Future
- Interview with Edwidge Danticat, Editor of Akashic Books' Haiti Noir
- Observations From Our Man in Haiti
- Haiti Remembered: A Personal Message from GFF President Kimberly Green
- President Obama on Haiti, One Year Later
- FIU Remembers the Earthquake: One Year Later
- The Green Family Foundation President to Present at FIU Remembers the Haiti Earthquake: One Year Later Event
- Whatever It Takes
- The Green Family Foundation Featured in Miami 2010 Wrap-Up in SunPost Weekly
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