2012
August 19: World Humanitarian Day
2012 Theme: "I Was Here"
World Humanitarian Day is a time to recognize those who face danger and adversity in order to help others. The day was designated by the General Assembly to coincide with the anniversary of the 2003 bombing of the United Nations headquarters in Baghdad, Iraq, which killed 22 UN staff.
Every day humanitarian aid workers help millions of people around the world, regardless of who they are and where they are. World Humanitarian Day is a global celebration of people helping people.
This year’s campaign "I Was Here" is about making your mark by doing something good, somewhere, for someone else.
To show your support for World Humanitarian Day visit www.whd-iwashere.org
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- Back 2 School Event
- FIU | LACC LECTURE: "CINEMA AND REALITY IN HAITI" ON 8/9/12
- FIU Lecture on 7/27/2012
- Artivist Film Festival
- CLINICS
- What do you think of the President's plan to put a hold on deportation of undocumented children of immigrants, and how will it impact Florida?
- Native Haitian Lesly Francois Receives the AACA Career Advancement Award
- A New Day for DREAMers
- Jeanguy Saintus and his Ayikodans dance troupe still struggle against formidable odds
- Artist Edouard Duval Carrie branches out but keeps roots in Miami
- Mothers Who Will Change the World
- Breakthroughs in Health in the Millennium Villages
- Haitian Women in Production Photos
- February 2012: GFF sponsors Haitian Heritage Museum 8th Annual Visionary Gala
- AI Justice (formerly FIAC) recognizes GFF President, Kimberly Green, at the 16th Anniversary celebration
- GFF sponsors FANM (Haitian Women of Miami) 19th Annual Awards Gala
- Philanthropy Miami (Leave a Legacy) panel (KG panelist)
- APRIL 2012
- MAY 2012
- Kimberly Green's Honorary Doctorate Degree Speech
- Update: December 2011
- Update: July 2011
- Update: November 2011
- Update: September 2011
- President Green's Speech to the Haiti Action Network members during the Clinton Global Initiative Annual Meeting, 2011
- Update: August 2011
- New Staff Announcement: Mireille Louis Charles, Senior Program Director, Green Family Foundation
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