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Ki moun ou ye?

“Ki moun ou ye’ means” Who are you” in Kreyòl ayisyen. I spent a month volunteering in Haiti and it was a life changing experience. I find myself questioning who I am as I struggle to get back to the life I had before Haiti- so I am blogging about it.

Sunday, July 25, 2010

Awesome new song by Wyclef- the beat is sick.

Wyclef Jean Haitian By Association Brand New track off the upcoming album The Haitian Experience this is a Warrior Dj’s Exclusive

http://www.trinishotta.com/post/858142931/wyclef-jean-haitian-by-association-brand-new-track

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Haiti earthquake by the numbers

222, 570 deaths
300,572 injuries
1300 camps, or "sponaneous settlements" (peak)
1,500,000 people live in the camps
604,215 people left Port-au-Prince and the West Dept.
188,383 houses destroyed or badly damaged
80 percent of Port-au-Prince schools destroyed or damaged
60 percent of hospitals in the affected region destroyed or damaged
70 percent reduction in Haiti's GDP
7,000 babies per month delivered since the quake

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