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Written by Abdulai Bah
Wednesday, 27 January 2010 17:10
The January 12 earthquake has devastated Haiti and shattered many lives. But here in NYC, Haitians are firmly standing together in their churches, stores, barbershops and other working places as they struggle to help the survivors or anxiously waiting to learn about missing loved ones. Community Production reporters went to Brooklyn and Harlem to speak with the Haitian community of NYC.
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Written by CNPI
Wednesday, 27 January 2010 14:32
The Community News Production Institute (CNPI) in partnership with
Global Movement & Urban Struggles airs its monthly show on January 26 at 10AM on WABI 99.5FM. A special on Haiti, this month's show features voices from Brooklyn to Harlem, and looks at the limitations of Temporary Protected Status currently being offered to Haitians who have been in the US prior to the January 12 earthquake. The show also looks at the rapidly growing number of immigrant women facing domestic violence.
Global Movement & Urban Struggles airs its monthly show on January 26 at 10AM on WABI 99.5FM. A special on Haiti, this month's show features voices from Brooklyn to Harlem, and looks at the limitations of Temporary Protected Status currently being offered to Haitians who have been in the US prior to the January 12 earthquake. The show also looks at the rapidly growing number of immigrant women facing domestic violence.Adobe Flash Player not installed or older than 9.0.115!
Written by Kristofer Ríos
Thursday, 21 January 2010 19:46
The Obama Administration has issued Temporary Protected Status for all undocumented Haitian nationals living in the US. But the special status doesn't apply to all. CNPI reporters Kristofer Ríos and Abdulai Bah report for FSRNAdobe Flash Player not installed or older than 9.0.115!
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