Haiti Virtual Tourist

Here is a photo of Haiti National Police director general Godson Orelus during a press conference.

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Here is a still photo, Cedric The Entertainer Lopez Help Haiti Concert, from the Help Haiti with George Lopez and Friends Benefit concert.

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Here is photo taken at the Timberland Earthkeepers Wyclef Jean Yele Haiti Collection kickoff party

For every pair of these Timberland Earthkeepers boots sold, Timberland will donate $2 to the Wyclef Jean Yele Haiti foundation to support reforestation in Haiti.

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Here is a still photo, President Rene Preval And President Sarkozy In Haiti, marking the first visit of a President of France in Haiti. French President Nicolas Sarkozy arrived in Haiti February 17 2010 marking the first time a French head of state has ever visited the former French colony in the Caribbean.

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Here is a photo of Jude Celestin, candidate for president of Haiti

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Here is a photo taken in Les Cayes Haiti during Kanaval 2012 weekend

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Here is a photo, Nissan Pathfinder En Route To Ouanaminthe Haiti, taken on a recent Haiti road trip from Fort Liberte to Ouanaminthe Haiti.

Around that timi, the road to Ouanaminthe Haiti was under construction. I hear it's beautiful now.

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Here is a photo, Bruce Springsteen Hope For Haiti Now Telethon. Donations will continue to be accepted for six months via the same methods used during the telecast, more info on this page

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Prosper Sylvain, Jr. (a.k.a. Mak30/Makendal) --

Prosper Sylvain's talent in poetic recitations and lecturing covers a wide range. He has had the opportunity to be inspired by Poet Laureate and SUNY Professor Leroy Jones (Amiri Baraka), and has had the opportunity to further his knowledge of English, African American and Haitian Literature, keeping a strong interest in the Negritude and Harlem Renaissance era. As a performer, Mak30 has shocked, inspired and incited his audiences and readers. Mak30 hopes to assist in raising the standard and bar of literature in the Haitian-American community while simultaneously teaching non-Haitians the truth, beauty, splendor and grit of his culture and history.

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