I came across this Haitian author on the net. And I am determined to make sure the whole world knows about him!!!!!
You may have seen him on 60 Minutes or read about him in the Washington Post. 23 years ago this poor Haitian immigrant came to America with $5 and unable to speak English. Today, he is one of America's most celebrated self-help experts. Fortune 500 companies seek out to help boost morale in the workplace. His book "Kick Your Excuses Goodbye" is transforming lives the world over.
... Elsewhere is a monument to Haitis independence, the Tower of 2004. It is unfinished. Freedom has not yet come to Haiti , not totally, even if 200 years have passed since independence in ...
... judge claimed I hit him. I have been covering Haiti since 1989 and I have never raised my hands to ... to the park where the Vertieres battle monument is located. This time a thousand ...
Offering nature-based and history tours of the Southeast. Home Girl Scouts Students Trips Business Meetings Black Heritage Jewish History Coach Tours Natural ...
Home page for African American History, Culture and Currents Events reaching out to the world from the Heartland of the United States of America. The history ...
... or call (504) 523-4662. Rock in Water: Haiti Waits An Exhibit by Robert Miller May 1, 2006 through June 30, 2006 Dayton International Peace Museum 208 W. Monument Ave. Dayton, Ohio ...
Helping the disabled in Haiti Once a disabled victim herself, Shelove Julmiste is helping run Haiti's first organized rehab program
US man shot in Haiti dies at Florida hospital A U.S. man died Thursday from gunshot wounds he suffered a week ago during a robbery in Haiti where he was working on an orphanage he and his wife were building through their charity, officials said.
U.N. opposes Haiti's Duvalier ruling PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti, Jan. 31 (UPI) -- Former Haitian President Jean-Claude Duvalier must face charges for serious human rights violations that took place during his rule, the United Nations said.
Haiti judge: Try Duvalier on corruption charges A Haitian judge said Monday that former dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier should face trial for corruption, but not the more serious charges of human rights violations committed during his rule.
