Haiti reporting on the radio this week 28Nov2009
An audio version of my report from Grand Goave aired Monday on Free Speech Radio News. On Thursday I called into the weekly program, “Haiti: The Struggle Continues,” which airs on New York City’s Pacifica station WBAI, to talk in more detail about the report and the student demonstrations I witnessed this week. A recording of the program is here; I come on at about the 25 minute mark.
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Hi, my name's Ansel.
I'm a multimedia journalist and web designer based in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti. My goals with this site are to advance media justice and "go to where the silence is" in my own reporting. More info →
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Selected Links
- jane elizabeth avenell-guardigli: ansel, thank you so much for helping us get this sad story out and in everyone's faces. this is h [...]
- Berkeley tuition riot – Free speech for zombies « Radioactive Gavin is In Print: [...] Secure shelters scarce in Port-Au-Prince as rainy season looms [...] [...]
- Bill Davis: I know it's complicated and difficult for support groups to help but the story seems to be the same [...]
- cankoops: your an idiot, now i understand that my comment here is late but still. Eminem had to be good for a [...]
- Jesse Freeston: As another participant in the school, I want to thank Ansel for sharing his thoughts. And for provid [...]
- Haut-Turgeau, Haiti: The Camp That Vanished and the Priest Who Forced Them Out
- Secure Shelters Scarce in Port-Au-Prince as Rainy Season Looms
- Re: Narco News and the ICNC
- Video: Mistrusting of Their Government and UN, Haitians Place Their Hopes In US Troops, Aristide
- In Grand Goave, Relief Efforts Frustrate Haitian Neighborhood Leaders
- Jerry survived
- Audio: No help forthcoming for Haitian journalists determined to keep broadcasting
- Audio: Plane full of medicine turned away while health workers strain to treat patients in Port-Au-Prince
- Tell CNN to stop hyping fears of violence in Haiti. For shame.
- Video: The Morning After, Haiti Earthquake Victims Can Only Rely on Each Other
