Saturday February 28, 9AM-5PM.
University of Ottawa, Alumni Theatre, 85 University (Jock Turcot Bldg.).
Designed in the spirit of dialogue for healing and reconstruction, OIH 2009 is a bold Haitian-led initiative. A space to engage in inspiring, fruitful, and real intergenerational debate on some of the most pressing questions facing the future of Haiti today:
Haiti: Taking Account with journalist/filmmaker Kevin Pina and former Haitian parliamentary deputy Jean Candio
Every social and economic indicator in Haiti has shown a decline since 2004. Food production is down and hunger is up. School enrollments, medical facilities, house construction, road repair and construction, and economic investment are all in sharp decline. The ministries of the Haitian government have been deliberately incapacitated and underfunded as a result of foreign governments in Haiti.
What Has Five Years of Canadian Intervention Led to in Haiti?
A UN-sponsored Military Occupation, Canadian aid, but Haiti is porer than ever.
DID YOU KNOW: Canada's Two Largest Foreign Policy Committments are Afghanistan and Haiti
We know how the occupation in Afghanistan turned out - but do you know what we did in Haiti?
JOIN Kevin Pina for a special screening of his new film: "Haiti: We Must Kill All the Bandits!"
Film Screening - Guelph Premiere
What has Five Years of Canadian Intervention led to in Haiti?
A UN-Sponsored Military Occupation, Canadian aid, but Haiti is poorer than ever
DID YOU KNOW: Canada's Two Largest Foreign Policy Committments are Afghanistan and Haiti
We know how the occupation in Afghanistan turned out - but do you know what we did in Haiti?
JOIN Kevin Pina for a special screening of his new film: "Haiti: We Must Kill the Bandits!"
Our next organizing meeting will take place at OISE (252 Bloor Street West) on the 5th floor.
All new members, or anyone interested in the work of the committee are very welcome.
Where: OISE (252 Bloor Street West) on the 5th floor
When: Thursday, March 12
Time: 7:00 pm
