Haiti earthquake anniversary

The Haiti story you won’t read

Gina Athena Ulysse examines why destitution, sensationalism and violence are the mainstays of the media’s coverage of Haiti.

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Helping children in Haiti, one year after the earthquake

Need to Know presents a report from The New York Times on two severely injured children in Haiti who were brought to Boston for surgery, physical therapy and recovery.

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