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12th January, 2010

12/01/2013 · by Sokari · in African Feminism, Earthquake, Haiti, IRP13, Social Movements

Rea kept trying to get through on the phone but the lines were also dead. They had no idea if the other children who left earlier on the tap tap buses had arrived safely or even if their own house was standing. They walked fast at times running the 10 kilometers through the horror and panic of the streets. They did not stop. Pennier is a long walk from Petion Ville on a good day and this was a day of terror that would stretch out into months ahead.

What happened after the earthquake: Interview with community activist, Rea Dol

What happened after the earthquake: Interview with community activist, Rea Dol

10/09/2010 · by Sokari · in Earthquake, Haiti, Social Movements

Rea Dol is the Director and co-founder of Society of Providence United for the Economic Development of Petion-Ville (SOPUDEP), a grassroots organization in Haiti offering education for children and adults and a micro-credit program for women. Her work in the…

"They would not help me before the quake. Why would I bother to ask them now?

“They would not help me before the quake. Why would I bother to ask them now?

18/03/2010 · by Sokari · in Earthquake, Haiti

Haitian community activist Rea Dol talks about SOPUDEP the school she started in 2000, the struggles to keep it going and surviving the earthquake… without the help of the “Republic of NGO’s”. This is what happened to Rea and thousands…

International Women of Colour Day: Celebrating Réa Dol

International Women of Colour Day: Celebrating Réa Dol

01/03/2010 · by Sokari · in Earthquake, Haiti, Religion

On International Women of Colour Day I celebrate all the women of colour who consistently work towards social justice across the world. In particular I would like to honour the work of Haitian community activist and founder of SOPUDEP School,…

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