The Lambi Fund of Haiti

Supporting economic justice, democracy and sustainable development in Haiti

March 11, 2010

Haiti Earthquake Relief Effort

Makonen Fos Nou

Weaving Our Strength

Makonen Fos Nou/Weaving Our Strength is an 18 minute video that describes the project work of the Lambi Fund of Haiti. It describes the courage and determination of the Haitian men and women who have woven their strength together in grassroots organizations to work for economic justice, democracy and sustainable development. A running narrative by Josette Perard, Haiti Director of the Lambi Fund, sets the projects in larger context of the Haitian people's continuing struggle for democracy and economic justice.

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Project Videos

Lambi Fund of Haiti won first and third place respectively in the Global Giving Filmfest with the most number of views and highest ratings by viewers.

Brandon McCarroll directed Pigs — Haitian Bank Accounts, a film about a pig project in southern Haiti that is led by a peasant woman.

Lauren Pray and Hannah Dwertman are the filmakers for Reforestation and Clean Water in Haiti, which starts out with an animation about deforestation in Haiti and concludes with a profile of a grassroots group that is reforesting part of Haiti.

Pigs — Haitian Bank Accounts


Reforestation and Clean Water in Haiti

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