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» May
20th, 2009, Kimberly Green, president of the Green Family Foundation,
with Dorthea Green at the 2009 American Red Cross of Greater Miami & The
Keys 16th Annual Sara Hopkins Woodruff Spectrum Awards. |
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May
12, 2009, Floridian’s love “their” children |
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March
31, 2009, KEEP A CHILD ALIVE COLLEGE PROGRAM ANNOUNCES
PARTNERSHIP WITH GREEN FAMILY FOUNDATION TO HOST YOUTH
EXPRESSIONS CONCERT SERIES |
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January
23, 2009, Kimberly Green featured on the Daily Kos |
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November 24, 2008 Jim DeFede Reports: Youth Expressions Hitting A High Note |
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November 23, 2008 CBS4: Youth Expressions Performs in Downtown Miami |
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November 22, 2008 Soul of Miami web site: Green Family Foundation and Youth Expressions |
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November 22, 2008 Examiner.com: Green Family Foundation and Youth Expressions |
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November 22, 2008 The Miami Herald: Youth Expressions Performs for Alicia Keys Keep a Child Alive Foundation |
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September
9th, 2008 - NO TIME FOR SUBTLETY - DR. FOURNIER FEATURED
ON THE HUFFINGTON POST
It’s bad - even worse than the reports from Cabaret and Gonaives would
lead you to believe, and these cities, on the coast, are at least relatively
accessible. In fact, most of Haiti’s 8-12 million people live in an inaccessible
interior, rarely visited by the press, who focuses more on the coastal areas
of the country. With the entire country denuded, any town or city at the
base of a mountain will be at risk for a mudslide, any city with a river through
it will be flash-flooded. Read More… Read
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July
17th, 2008 – DR. ARTHUR FOURNIER FEATURED ON HUFFINGTON POST
IN RESPONSE TO ABC: NIGHTLINE FEATURE ON THE SEX TRADE
IN HAITI
Mr. Dan Harris, of ABC News, is to be commended for calling
attention to the problem of child slavery. This problem of
modern slavery is not, however, unique to Haiti, nor is it confined
to children. It will be found anywhere there are vulnerable populations
in contact with others of more means willing to exploit them. Sexual
slavery has been well documented in Central America, Mexico, Thailand
and the Dominican Republic, and conditions perilously close to slavery
exist for many undocumented immigrants and migrant laborers in even
developed countries such as the U.S. Read
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February
19, 2008 – Kimberly Green featured on The Huffington Post
The international media and blogosphere were aghast when Marie
Noel told her story to the world... "I know its not good for me," answered
Noel when asked by an Associated Press reporter why she was
eating and selling mud cookies - meals made from a mixture of dirt,
water, salt and vegetable shortening. "I am hoping one day I will
have enough food to eat. Read
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