International Development

Jonathan Katz on Haiti: What Really Happened After The Quake? by Julia Leis

March 1, 2013March 1, 2013 Julia Leis 628 Views 0 Comment Aid, Earthquake, Haiti, Humanitarian Action, International Development

On Jan. 12, 2010, Jonathan Katz, the only full-time American news correspondent in Haiti, was sitting in his home, preparing to

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8 Nov

"I advocated that the voices and views of survivors be considered by policy-makers, law-makers and by law enforcers, so that their anti-trafficking work is more comprehensive, effective and inclusive." Honored to speak w/ @rpojman about her global fight. https://t.co/JX5qVyc6Qg

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Senior Editor @MeganDuffy08 shares her interview with @rpojman

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I’m delighted to share my @fletcher_praxis interview with @rpojman where she talks about the importance of building coalitions to prevent and combat #HumanTrafficking and #modernslavery. Check it out here! https://t.co/rPNRD80PxZ

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10 Nov

@MeganDuffy08 @fletcher_praxis Thank U 4 the honor 2 b interviewed from a #humansecurity POV, which is near to my heart & 2 @OSCE ‘s approach. I’ve been privileged & had the wonderful opportunity 2 learn from countless colleagues friends #humantrafficking #survivors experts on this complex issue over my career

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7 Nov

Key takeaways from @FletcherSchool ’s “Social Norms, Corruption & Fragility” Report:
1. The power of #social #norms is intensified in #fragile & #conflict states.
2. Instability/weakened gov’t cause ppl to adhere to social norms as a means of survival.

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