Monday, September 21, 2009

Is she in the Modern World?



I took this picture last June, it is a picture of little trade that was running by Eveline. She’s an 11 year old girl living in my area. I had some talk with her during last June especially the day that I took the picture. Eveline is one of the children who lives in poverty every day, and she’s like other children who don’t have access of education.
She is growing up in family of 8 children and she is the youngest. Her mother sells mangoes and avocados especially when their season is on.Eveline was taking over the commerce when her mother couldn’t sit along the street to sell.


Eveline did not go to school during last academic year. She sits along the street selling mangoes. She told me school is important but due to lack of possibility that her mother has, she can’t attend school. For this new academic year, nothing does not change for Eveline and even for other children in my area. Eveline is not going to school for this new academic year. She can’t not read and write. Education is the biggest matter that can change Haiti. Many children don’t go to school while this world has lots of resources. Is it fair to talk about GLOBALIZATION, DEMOCRACY, and TECHNOLOGY in this kind of life?


Those children are growing up meantime they can’t read and write. They don’t even have the basic education to overcome certain thing. We all know that education makes life better and it helps us to take decision for our lives. In other words, Education is development. I remember I asked Eveline if she had opportunity to go school what would she like to be? She replied “I’d like to be someone who works in hospital or clinic, I said doctor or nurse, oh doctor she said.


I want to ask a question here, why Eveline’s dream can’t remain? Her dream would be important for Haiti and for the world in the next years. Eveline is not going to be only a citizen of Haiti but a citizen of the world. Every child has a dream in this country but this dream is far to realize .
I have done an overview concerning how many children who have access to school this year in my area, it was done during last week after the opening day. The situation remains the same. NO SCHOOL!

I want to start a program that could help the children with their education in my area. I call this program “ HELP DREAMS”. I am asking everyone here to do something that could help those children finding their dream. Before ending this post I want to be thankful to Dr John and Maria Carroll, Dr James and Jane Ebel and Helen Quade. Please feel free to contact me, hopeful to hear from you soon for this program. The children need you.


EDUCATION CAN CHANGE THEIR LIVES!
It’s not impossible, it is possible when they get opportunity.

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Change




A new Haiti is possible. It is possible when the children have WATER to drink, FOOD to eat, EDUCATION and MEDICAL CARE.I am calling EVERYONE.Let's take part in this work.

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Tuesday, September 1, 2009

Haiti Education

This post bellow was written by my brother Michelet. It talks about the reopening of schools in Haiti, which is going to be impossible for many students to attend due to lack of possibility that their parents don't have.My brother and i always think about what we can bring to our society.He's a student at the public law school.He wrote it in French.

Haïti éducation

Le lundi 7 septembre 2009 c’est le jour choisi par le ministre de l’Education Nationale et de la Formation Professionnelle (MENFP) pour la réouverture des classes.

C’est une date très mal choisie d’après nombreux parents haïtiens. Pour certains ils ne sont pas encore prêt, pour d’autres ils ne seront pas toujours prêt pour cette réouverture. Car, c’est toujours un casse-tête des qu’il s’agit de la réouverture des classes. Considérant le taux de chômage qui est très élevé et les fournitures classiques qui sont très chers, ils sont toujours dans l’impossibilité d’envoyer leurs enfants à l’école.

La dernière goutte d’eau qui vient de renverser le vase c’est le prix des produits pétroliers qui est augmenté à quelques jours de la réouverture des classes. Et, il ya des fonctionnaires de l’état qui plaignent de n’avoir pas reçu le salaire pour le quatorzième ( 14eme ) mois, une question qui fait de grands débats tant au niveau du parlement haïtien et au niveau de la presse. L’Etat haïtien ne dit rien jusqu'à présent. S’il y en a !

D’après certains parents c’est une réouverture qui est dans le noir.Le grand enjeu pour le pays c’est qu’il ya des enfants qui fréquentaient une institution scolaire qui, maintenant sont obligés d’abandonner faute de moyen économique de leurs parents qui ne peut pas répondre aux exigences faites par l’institution, une situation très délicat pour le pays.
Et pour ceux qui ont la chance de terminer leurs études classiques ou irons-ils après ? A l’université ?
Aucune autorité de l’état haïtien ne peut pas répondre à cette question, car toutes les villes de provinces n’ont un centre universitaire.

La question qu’on doit se poser : Quand est ce que l’éducation sera une affaire de tout le monde en Haïti ?
Donc, ou est l’avenir du pays ?