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Re-opening businesses activates the local economy, employment, self-sustainability and Disaster Recovery with dignity, inclusion, generation and distribution of wealth... (more...)
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A celebration of life, art, culture and entertainment to reactivate tourism and the economy of Miyagi around Ishinomori Manga Museum at Ishinomaki’s Nakaze Island. (more...)
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We Have a Dream in Port-au-Prince: Haitian kids hopes and wishes in pictures
These drawings were done by Haitian kids age 5 to 16 on the first We Have a Dream workshop in Port-au-Prince on November 20, 2011. Most of the kids are currently living in tents on the street in Rue Vaillant, Lalue, a middle class neighborhood, next to regular homes that survived the earthquake. They've been living like this for 19 months now since the January 10, 2010 earthquake. That's probably the main reason for the recurring image of a house in their dreams, although a 16 year old girl said she wants to a journalist, or a lawyer or a singer; an 11 yr old wants to be President of the United States and another wants to be President of Canada. ;-) Click here for pictures of the children while drawing.
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