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World-Herald reporter Erin Grace is traveling to Haiti as part of a team of house builders with Habitat for Humanity. She'll be filing stories and posts throughout her trip.
World-Herald photographer Matt Miller will join Erin on assignment in Haiti. He'll document their trip through images and videos.
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Photos from Seven Days in Haiti
Here are links to the daily slideshows from the Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter Work Project in Léogâne, Haiti. About 400 Habitat for Humanity volunteers spent a week sweating and building homes. I sweated along with them, but instead of a … Continue reading
God bless the Irish
I’ve met many fantastic people this week, but I would be a terrible person if I didn’t single out the Irish. I know, the Habitat for Humanity group is in Haiti this week, but Haven runs our camp. According to … Continue reading
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Life in Haiti
Several people have asked for my impressions of Haiti. I tend to process things like this pretty slowly, but I thought I’d go ahead and share a few details of our lives in the Habitat for Humanity camp. When we pulled in after … Continue reading
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Video: All the poverty in Haiti
World-Herald photographer Matt Miller interviewed Habitat for Humanity volunteer Shannon Wallace of Omaha about the difficulty of seeing poverty throughout the streets of Haiti.
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Camera gear in Haiti
I’m headed down to Haiti with Habitat for Humanity. Reporter Erin Grace and I will be spending a week in Léogâne, the epicenter of the January 2010 earthquake, with President Jimmy Carter and about 400 volunteers building 100 homes. As … Continue reading
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