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    Help for Haiti?: The Work Has Just Begun

    In Haiti, humanitarian aid workers are finally getting systems in place to distribute aid. But many Haitians complain they still aren't getting the help they need a month after the 7.0-magnitude earthquake that hit the island. How is aid being distributed?

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    KCRW placeholderBy Sara Terry • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

    In Haiti, humanitarian aid workers are finally getting systems in place to distribute aid. But many Haitians complain they still aren't getting the help they need a month after the 7.0-magnitude earthquake that hit the island. How is aid being distributed? How is the international community dealing with orphans, after the arrest of ten missionaries accused of trying to smuggle children out of the country? With such widespread devastation, what kind of rebuilding does Haiti most need to build a more secure future?

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      Sara Terry

      The Aftermath Project

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      Ian Urbina

      former New York Times reporter, founder of the journalism nonprofit The Outlaw Ocean Project

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      George Willeit

      Spokesperson, SOS Children's Villages

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      David Orr

      Spokesman, UN's World Food Program

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    The full episode

    2 of 3
    Help for Haiti?: The Work Has Just Begun
    1. 0:00Greeks Strike over Austerity Measures
    2. 7:41Help for Haiti?: The Work Has Just BegunYou’re reading this
    3. 42:32Revising Psychiatry's 'Bible' of Disorders
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