2 May 2010
Last time I wrote about schools I promised to get some better photos, and I had the opportunity to do exactly that when I accompanied a BBC Panorama crew, earlier this week. Panorama is making a documentary about vulnerable children in Haiti, and they were interested in seeing what Save the Children was doing, so I showed them some of our programs, including a school in Carrefour, one of the most notorious slum areas in Port-au-Prince. And I took some pictures myself.
next: the camps
What a nice pictures Bruno!
How clean their clothes are. It's unbelievable in a country like Haiti nowadays.
The children are really very cute!
Thea
I thought so, a bit of a teacher would react to this. But you no doubt remember from your own visit, if there is one country that has cute kids, it must be Haiti. What makes interacting with the children doubly interesting and nice is that they have no inhibition, they are curious, not afraid, want to make most of their exchange with the "blanc". No wonder this is such a popular counry to adopt from…