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Drunah Nola: In New Orleans there will be special mass TONIGHT @ st katherine drexel @ 7pm for those w/ loved ones in haiti.
Mardi Claw:
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Drunah Nola: In New Orleans there will be special mass TONIGHT @ st katherine drexel @ 7pm for those w/ loved ones in haiti.
Mardi Claw:
Please join New Orleans / Haitian Voodoo Priestess Sallie Ann Glassman...donations will be matched.
Prayer Vigil for Haiti
Location: Ashade Meadows Peristyle, Rosalie Alley
Time: 6:30PM Saturday, January 16th
Flozell Daniels:
Location: Ashade Meadows Peristyle, Rosalie Alley
Time: 6:30PM Saturday, January 16th
Flozell Daniels:
Louisiana Disaster Recovery Foundation stands in Solidarity with our Haitian family and friends. Join us in helping indigenous Haitians help at the grassroots level. www.louisianahelp.org
Louisiana Disaster Recovery Foundation –
Louisiana's Fund for Louisiana's People
www.louisianahelp.org
In response to the devastation wrought by the earthquake in Haiti, LDRF is committed to sharing our disaster-recovery expertise and extending our grassroots network to assist the Haitian people.Louisianans’ ...
Charlotte Hamrick: Something to consider: "All Haitians are suffering right now. But, women are often hardest hit when disaster strikes because they were at a deficit even before the catastrophe. In Haiti, and in every country, women are the poorest and often have no safety net, leaving them most exposed to violence, homelessness and hunger ...in the wake of disasters. Women are also overwhelmingly responsible for other vulnerable people, including infants, children, the elderly, and people who are ill or disabled. Because of their role as caretakers and because of the discrimination they face, women have a disproportionate need for assistance. Yet, they are often overlooked in large-scale aid operations. In the chaos that follows disasters, aid too often reaches those who yell the loudest or push their way to the front of the line. When aid is distributed through the “head of household” approach, women-headed families may not even be recognized, and women within male-headed families may be marginalized when aid is controlled by male relatives." Feminist Peace Network » Blog Archive » Providing Gender Responsive Aid in Haiti
www.feministpeacenetwork.org
Louisiana Disaster Recovery Foundation –
Louisiana's Fund for Louisiana's People
www.louisianahelp.org
In response to the devastation wrought by the earthquake in Haiti, LDRF is committed to sharing our disaster-recovery expertise and extending our grassroots network to assist the Haitian people.Louisianans’ ...
Charlotte Hamrick: Something to consider: "All Haitians are suffering right now. But, women are often hardest hit when disaster strikes because they were at a deficit even before the catastrophe. In Haiti, and in every country, women are the poorest and often have no safety net, leaving them most exposed to violence, homelessness and hunger ...in the wake of disasters. Women are also overwhelmingly responsible for other vulnerable people, including infants, children, the elderly, and people who are ill or disabled. Because of their role as caretakers and because of the discrimination they face, women have a disproportionate need for assistance. Yet, they are often overlooked in large-scale aid operations. In the chaos that follows disasters, aid too often reaches those who yell the loudest or push their way to the front of the line. When aid is distributed through the “head of household” approach, women-headed families may not even be recognized, and women within male-headed families may be marginalized when aid is controlled by male relatives." Feminist Peace Network » Blog Archive » Providing Gender Responsive Aid in Haiti
www.feministpeacenetwork.org
In Haiti, as is always true in the aftermath of a major disaster, in addition to the urgent need for what we traditionally consider the pillars of immediate aid–food, water, shelter, medical care–there ...
Saumya Arya Haas: Help is urgently needed outisde of Port au Prince as well! There is a call for help in Leogane.
Mission Haiti, Inc.
www.missionhaitiinc.com
Mission Haiti is issuing an emergency appeal for funds to help Haiti recover and restore lives following Tuesday's catastrophic 7.0 magnitude earthquake.
New Orleans man missing in Haiti after earthquake | New Orleans Metro Real Time News - - NOLA.com
www.nola.com
George Williams: I'm a New Orleans native in Cincinnati. Just blogged about it on our new site. Let's make sure their relief effort is effective in all the ways ours was not. CincyVoices.com and HumidCity.com stand in solidarity with our Haitian friends and family!
CincyVoices Cares About Haiti
cincyvoices.com
You see, I relocated here from New Orleans. Over the past four years before moving to the Queen City I was living surrounded by the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and the levee failure that followed it.
Jordan Flaherty: Justice Roars: Systemic Roots to Disasters in Haiti and New Orleans
louisianajusticeinstitute.blogspot.com
The crisis in Haiti is systemic in its roots.Disasters are acts of nature. But as we saw in New Orleans, systems of poverty and exploitation interact and intersect with natural events to create massive loss of life. ...
Samantha MacFitte: I am asking that folks add links to this blog entry in the comment section:
http://nolaslate.blogspot.com/2010/01/haiti-relief-links.html. Money already sent to Catholic Relief Services was quick and easy. Some of these links are as simple as texting. Saw another on Colbert last night. I think it was txt 90999 put in "...Haiti" and ten bucks is sent to IRC and billed to your phone bill.
Shauntel Washington: I'M SO SORRY ABOUT WAT HAPPENED 2 ALL THEM PEOPLE IN HAITI U NEVA KNOWS WATS GOING 2 HAPPEN IN DA WORLD 2DAY.I FELT DA SAME WAY WHEN HURRICANE KATRINA HIT US N WASHED ALL OF US AWAY
Steffie Seale: Some missionaries you can give through..."you can give online at www.gme.org . Designate your gift for Keith and Cindy Lashbrook as the missionaries and the project would be : Earthquake relief. If you can't give we know you can pray. Pray and pray some more. Wisdom, guidance and provision are what we need from Father ...along with His peace and comfort as we deal with all that is happening here."
http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=268786476788&id=709807837&ref=mf
Jennifer Sachs: 'Few in the world have endured the hardships that you have known. Long before this tragedy daily, life itsself was often, a bitter struggle. And after suffering so, much for so, long to face this new horror must cause some to look up and ask...have we somehow, been forsaken? To the people of Haiti we say clearly, and w...ith conviction-You will not be forsaken. You will not be forgotten.' ~President Barack Obama
World Food Programme! Donate!
Help Haiti | WFP | United Nations World Food Programme - Fighting Hunger Worldwide
www.wfp.org
DONATE!
MADRE is an international women's human rights organization that works in partnership with community-based women's organizations worldwide to address issues of economic and environmental justice, women’s health and violence against women, and peace building.
Stay tuned to: twitter.com/katrinawarriors for regular updates on NOLA-HAITI / WOMEN / KIDS / MEN / RELIEF / DONATIONS / & MORE!
Thanks & let's keep posting!
In solidarity,
~Jennifer
Saumya Arya Haas: Help is urgently needed outisde of Port au Prince as well! There is a call for help in Leogane.
Mission Haiti, Inc.
www.missionhaitiinc.com
Mission Haiti is issuing an emergency appeal for funds to help Haiti recover and restore lives following Tuesday's catastrophic 7.0 magnitude earthquake.
New Orleans man missing in Haiti after earthquake | New Orleans Metro Real Time News - - NOLA.com
www.nola.com
George Williams: I'm a New Orleans native in Cincinnati. Just blogged about it on our new site. Let's make sure their relief effort is effective in all the ways ours was not. CincyVoices.com and HumidCity.com stand in solidarity with our Haitian friends and family!
CincyVoices Cares About Haiti
cincyvoices.com
You see, I relocated here from New Orleans. Over the past four years before moving to the Queen City I was living surrounded by the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and the levee failure that followed it.
Jordan Flaherty: Justice Roars: Systemic Roots to Disasters in Haiti and New Orleans
louisianajusticeinstitute.blogspot.com
The crisis in Haiti is systemic in its roots.Disasters are acts of nature. But as we saw in New Orleans, systems of poverty and exploitation interact and intersect with natural events to create massive loss of life. ...
Samantha MacFitte: I am asking that folks add links to this blog entry in the comment section:
http://nolaslate.blogspot.com/2010/01/haiti-relief-links.html. Money already sent to Catholic Relief Services was quick and easy. Some of these links are as simple as texting. Saw another on Colbert last night. I think it was txt 90999 put in "...Haiti" and ten bucks is sent to IRC and billed to your phone bill.
Shauntel Washington: I'M SO SORRY ABOUT WAT HAPPENED 2 ALL THEM PEOPLE IN HAITI U NEVA KNOWS WATS GOING 2 HAPPEN IN DA WORLD 2DAY.I FELT DA SAME WAY WHEN HURRICANE KATRINA HIT US N WASHED ALL OF US AWAY
Steffie Seale: Some missionaries you can give through..."you can give online at www.gme.org . Designate your gift for Keith and Cindy Lashbrook as the missionaries and the project would be : Earthquake relief. If you can't give we know you can pray. Pray and pray some more. Wisdom, guidance and provision are what we need from Father ...along with His peace and comfort as we deal with all that is happening here."
http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=268786476788&id=709807837&ref=mf
Jennifer Sachs: 'Few in the world have endured the hardships that you have known. Long before this tragedy daily, life itsself was often, a bitter struggle. And after suffering so, much for so, long to face this new horror must cause some to look up and ask...have we somehow, been forsaken? To the people of Haiti we say clearly, and w...ith conviction-You will not be forsaken. You will not be forgotten.' ~President Barack Obama
World Food Programme! Donate!
Help Haiti | WFP | United Nations World Food Programme - Fighting Hunger Worldwide
www.wfp.org
DONATE!
MADRE is an international women's human rights organization that works in partnership with community-based women's organizations worldwide to address issues of economic and environmental justice, women’s health and violence against women, and peace building.
Stay tuned to: twitter.com/katrinawarriors for regular updates on NOLA-HAITI / WOMEN / KIDS / MEN / RELIEF / DONATIONS / & MORE!
Thanks & let's keep posting!
In solidarity,
~Jennifer
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