The Haiti Support Project Pilgrimage and Assessment Delegation October 7-11, 2010 Statement by Dr. Ron Daniels, President, Institute of the Black World 21st Century, Founder, Haiti Support Project October 7-11, the Haiti Support Project (HSP) will lead its third Delegation to Haiti since the disastrous earthquake. This reflects our ongoing commitment to stand with our Haitian sisters and brothers in this hour of grave national crisis. Indeed, HSP is no…
Juneteenth, 2009 Tour of the Citadel to Highlight Visit Haiti Support Project Announces Third Pilgrimage to Haiti New York — Dr. Ron Daniels, President of the Institute of the Black World 21st Century (IBW) and Founder of the Haiti Support Project (HSP), announced today that plans are in full gear for the Third Pilgrimage to Haiti to promote cultural-historical tourism and economic/business investment in the first Black Republic in this…
Congressman Meeks to Join Pilgrimage to Citadel in Haiti Group Pushes Cultural Historical Tourism to Promote Development – Press Advisory – October 7, New York – The Haiti Support Project (HSP), under the leadership of Dr. Ron Daniels, is slated to embark on the Third Pilgrimage to Haiti October 8-12, to visit the magnificent Citadel and other important cultural-historical sites. This year´s delegation of forty-three participants largely consists of educators,…
Global Marshall Plan Required to Rebuild Haiti Haiti Support Project Institutes Haiti Relief Fund to Respond Statement by Dr. Ron Daniels, President of the Institute of the Black World 21st Century and Founder of the Haiti Support Project The 7.0 earthquake which struck Haiti January 12th was one of the most catastrophic disasters ever experienced in the Caribbean region. Much of the Capital city of Port Au Prince is in…
The Haiti Support Project´s Position on the Continuing Crisis In Haiti The Haiti Support Project (HSP) has consistently maintained that the U.S. orchestrated ouster of Jean Bertrand Aristide, the first democratically elected President in Haiti´s history, and the subsequent disruption of constitutional rule was morally and politically wrong and destructive of the process of building a culture of democracy. Under growing pressure at home and within the international community, President…
Second National/International Symposium The Future of Democracy and Development in Haiti July 22-24, 2005, Atlanta, Georgia Summation of Proceedings Convened by Dr. Ron Daniels, Founder of the Haiti Support Project and Ambassador Andrew Young, President/CEO, Good Works International For further information or to obtain additional copies contact: The Haiti Support Project,601 50th Street , N.E. , Washington, D.C. 20019 1-877-424-8404 – www.ibw21.org Executive Summary Background Convened at a time of…
A National Symposium on the Future of Democracy and Development in Haiti March 17-18, Washington, D.C. _____________ _____________ _____________ _____________: The Haiti Support Project (HSP) formally invites and encourages you to participate as a presenter in the forthcoming National Symposium on The Future of Democracy and Development in Haiti, March 17-18, 2005 in Washington, D.C. The Symposium is endorsed and strongly supported by by Congressman John Conyers, Jr, Dean of…
National/International Symposium On the Future of Democracy and Development in Haiti March 17-18, Washington, D.C. Summation March 17-18, 2005, one year after the tragic events of February 2004, more than sixty (60) individuals gathered in Washington, D.C. for an important discussion on the future of democracy and development in Haiti. Policy experts, scholars, civil rights/human rights organizations and representatives of political parties, movements and constituencies across the political spectrum in…
Haiti Support Project African American Fact Finding And Assessment Delegation to Haiti February 9-12, 2010 Observations
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