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Who would know that joking around with a Haitian in Albany, New York would lead me to meeting hundreds of Haitians from around the world at the Organization of American States' Haitian Diaspora Forum from March 21-23 in Washington, D.C.?  I thank my new, great friend Romel Viel for introducing me to Mr. Jean Ricot Dormeus who is  Advisor to the Assistant Secretary General  at the OAS.  If it were not for the efforts of Elder Romel Viel and Mr. Dormeus, I would not have had the opportunity to attend this exceptional conference. 

PLEASE CLICK ON THE PHOTOS TO READ MY COMMENTS

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpPoMYT29_s

Recommendations.  Tell Haitians that come to the United States to apply for scholarships, including applying online at the United Negro College Fund.  Teach everyone, including teachers ways to prevent students from dropping out.  We must save as many youth now in the schools that are functioning.  Put the word out to others to get back into school as soon as it is possible to do so.  Parent involvement is poor around the world and we must find out from leaders what can be done to promote greater parent involvement in the schools now and for years to come.  Haitians are often bilingual and good students know a few or several languages.  We should teach everyone both English and French, even if it is just a few words a day.  There is no cost to do this.  You do not need a medical center or school to do it.   Just show that you care about everyone.  All of the 10,000 NGO's should  participate by getting the executive directors out there doing things with the people.  You can reach hundreds of thousands of people easily and change lives with this outburst of kindness and thoughtfulness.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpPoMYT29_s

PRAYER AND COMMITMENT

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GED COMMITTEE FOR HAITI

Haiti Needs the French GED

Haitian students need seats in US universities and community colleges now...

Committee membership does not involve paying dues, raising money, or attending meetings...

JOIN US TODAY

Martin N. Danenberg

Arnaldo Salinas

Luis Montes-Brito

George Hulse

William Bell

Bobby Hunter

Ahmad "Armando" Quazi, Jr.

Herman Mendoza

Krystal Serrano

Pierre Dorcilien

Gladys Dorcilien

Jerry Calonge

Charles Fisher

Roz Shepard

Alphonso Bonilla

Jose Marquez

Thomas Humphrey

Sanford Hinden

R. Lee Gordon

Les Wolff

Larry "Love" Moore

 Domingo Flores

Leonard Fillyaw

Clyde Davis

Sam Massol

Betty Rosa

Angel L. Martinez III

Queen Makkada

Terri Ham

Enero "Tony" Barros

Shar-ron Corley

Sharon Richardson

Denold Louis

Abdul Hye

 Renold Julien

Davina Perez

Saywalah Kesselly

Brikener Jean-Gilles

Theresa Okeh

Diane Jackson-Abel

Romel Viel

Karen Daniel

 THE GLOBAL INITIATIVE

The idea started with Luis Montes-Brito of El Salvador.  We must bring the Spanish GED to El Salvador and other countries now.  We must bring the French GED to Haiti and the Dominican Republic for Haitians and bring it to other nations around the world.  We must bring other educational programs to the poor to end world poverty by 2015.  The GED Hotline has been selected by Ahmad "Armando" Quazi and his campaign called Celebrities Against Poverty.  Armando speaks at conferences and meets with humanitarian leaders and major celebrities to secure their voices and messages for a better future.

The GED Hotline is going to form a committee soon that will advocate for GED testing in Spanish and French around the world.

HOPE FOR HAITII

New resources!  New commitments!

I started my campaign with Renold Julien of the Konbit Neg Lakay in Spring Valley, New York.  Haitians who have never met me or who know my work found out critical things.  I have been closely connected with men that they know and respect.  These men are William Ammons in Florida who worked for Governor Jeb Bush, Enero "Tony" Barros who works for Mayor Menino in Boston, Dr. Eno Mondesir of the Haitians United of Massachusetts, and President Leonel Fernandez of the Dominican Republic.