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Maggie Austen speaks and hosts the question and answer session at the Oxfam relief effort seminar.

Briefing on the current state of recovery efforts by Oxfam in Haiti.

Discussion of Haitian relief effort

Presented by: http://www.kozeayiti.org . Le Plan Stratégique de Sauvetage National a été officiellement présenté à la communauté Haïtienne de Floride dans la salle de Embassy Suites Hotel de Boca Raton. Des personnalités politiques et les leaders de la communauté haïtienne de Floride ont assisté à la présentation du PSSN au public Floridien.

Presented by: http://www.kozeayiti.org . Le Plan Stratégique de Sauvetage National a été officiellement présenté à la communauté Haïtienne de Floride dans la salle de Embassy Suites Hotel de Boca Raton. Des personnalités politiques et les leaders de la communauté haïtienne de Floride ont assisté à la présentation du PSSN au public Floridien.

Presented by: http://www.kozeayiti.org . Le Plan Stratégique de Sauvetage National a été officiellement présenté à la communauté Haïtienne de Floride dans la salle de Embassy Suites Hotel de Boca Raton. Des personnalités politiques et les leaders de la communauté haïtienne de Floride ont assisté à la présentation du PSSN au public Floridien.

Presented by: http://www.kozeayiti.org. Le Plan Stratégique de Sauvetage National a été officiellement présenté à la communauté Haïtienne de Floride dans la salle de Embassy Suites Hotel de Boca Raton. Des personnalités politiques et les leaders de la communauté haïtienne de Floride ont assisté à la présentation du PSSN au public Floridien.

Following the Miami beta test story, KozeAyiti reporter, Yanick Landess, interviews the Konbit developers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT Media Lab, in Boston on July 22, 2010.

http://www.KozeAyiti.org Koze Ayiti -- conversations with and about Haiti. Koze Ayiti focuses on enabling Haitian media makers and journalists to develop and distribute stories through its website. The site gives Haitians a forum for their own media to report issues in their country. In addition, the website gives global exposure to Haitian media. http:// www.KozeAyiti.org - Les conversations avec/et d'Haïti. Koze Ayiti se fixe pour but de rendre les travailleurs de medias et les journalistes multimédia haïtiens capable de développer et de distribuer des histoires par le biais de son site Web. Le site donne un forum aux Haïtiens pour rapporter les problèmes de leur pays. De plus, le site donne une dimension globale aux médias Haïtiens.

Creole voice over of A Day In The Life Of Koze Ayiti (No.1). Moses Shumow and Tod Landess are co-founders of “KozeAyiti”, which means conversations with and about Haiti. Koze Ayiti is an initiative devoted to creating better communications between Haiti and the world. Koze Ayiti was created by faculty, staff, and students at the University of Miami School of Communication. Koze Ayiti is working in partnership with several NGO's, universities, media and volunteers from the Haitian community. This video opens a small window in the life of KozeAyiti. More videos to come.

Following the Miami beta test story, KozeAyiti reporter, Yanick Landess, interviews the Konbit developers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT Media Lab, in Boston on July 22, 2010.

This is a Creole voice over podcast that originally aired on WLRN Miami Herald Radio. During the month of July 2010, three Miami-based organizations: Koze Ayiti, Konbit for Haiti and FANM, were working with MIT students to test out a new program called Konbit. For millions of illiterate Haitians, it could make finding work significantly easier. WLRN-Miami Herald News reporter Flora Thomson-DeVeaux has more. And KozeAyiti covered the story.

After the June 12, 2010 Fritay Foundation Banquet, KozeAyiti reporter Yanick Landess interviewed, Marleine Bastien, Founder and Chief Executive Director of Haitian Women of Miami (FANM). Ms. Bastien was honored by Fritay Foundation with the Community Achievement Award for her social work and activism in South Florida.

This is a podcast that originally aired on WLRN Miami Herald Radio. During the month of July 2010, three Miami-based organizations: Koze Ayiti, Konbit for Haiti and FANM, were working with MIT students to test out a new program called Konbit. For millions of illiterate Haitians, it could make finding work significantly easier. WLRN-Miami Herald News reporter Flora Thomson-DeVeaux has more. And KozeAyiti covered the story.

Fritay Foundation is an organization devoted to promoting minority youth education by providing scholarship, mentorship, and leadership training. On June 12, 2010, Fritay held the Fritay Change Fundrasing Dinner benefiting hungry children in Haiti and high school dropout prevention in Miami.

Moses Shumow and Tod Landess are co-founders of “KozeAyiti”, which means conversations with and about Haiti. Koze Ayiti is an initiative devoted to creating better communications between Haiti and the world. Koze Ayiti was created by faculty, staff, and students at the University of Miami School of Communication. Koze Ayiti is working in partnership with several NGO's, universities, media and volunteers from the Haitian community. This video opens a small window in the life of KozeAyiti. More videos to come.

Rescued is a documentary about the Children of Haiti. This video highlights the première of Rescued, sponsored by FIAC, which was viewed at the University of Miami on Tuesday May 4. A panel discussion, facilitated by CNN Reporter Soledad O'Brien, was held afterwords with prominent community and world leaders such as: Edwidge Danticat, Haitian-American Author; Cheryl Little, Executive Director of Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center (FIAC); Barth Green, Founder of Medishare Project; and Bobby Duval, Founder of L'Athletique d'Haiti. A team of KozeAyiti composed of UM faculty, employees, students, and volunteers covered the event.

Opening reception of Haitian Art on May 7, 2010 at Regions Bank in Coral Gables. KozeAyiti represented by Tod and Yanick Landess covered the event celebrating Haitian Heritage Month and raising funds for Lucienne Deschamps Foundation. Yanick Landess interviews Michèle Frisch, the curator and Rachelle Moscoso Denis, the event organizer.

UM students Brittney Bomnin and Alessandra Villaamil portrait of Maeva Renaud, a Multimedia and performing Haitian-American artist. Maeva describes her trip to Haiti after the earquake and explains the reasons behind her decision to leave South Florida in June 2010 and return to Haiti: to advocate for Haitians through poetry, to help the youth through her 501c(3) NGO: Orphanage Shalom Village, in Cap Haitian.

Interview of two UM students Brittney Bomin and Alessandra Villamil with Maeva Renaud, Multimedia and performing haitian-american artist, explaining the reasons behind her decision to leave South Florida in June 2010 and return to Haiti: to advocate for Haitians through poetry, to help the youth through her 501c(3) non profit organization: Shalom Village, in Cap Haitian.