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Louisiana Foundation Partners with Haitian Community Groups

The Louisiana Disaster Recovery Foundation (LDRF) is working with local organizations on the ground in Haiti who are helping bring relief to its citizens.

-EMERGENCY VILLAGE

-HAITIAN ASSOCIATION FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

-L�HOSPITAL DE LA COMMUNAUTE HAITIENNE

-THE LAMBI FUND OF HAITI

Find out how to support the Haitian people by supporting one of these organizations: http://www.troublethewaterfilm.com/blog/archives/haiti_community_groups

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DC-AREA FUNDRAISER FOR HISTORIC GREEN

This time last year, Trouble the Water was part of Historic Green’s screening and fundraiser at the AFI Silver theater, an event which helped raise both money for, and consciousness about, this campaign to rebuild the world’s first carbon neutral community in the lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans.

This Saturday, February 27th, Historic Green is having another fundraiser in Silver Spring.

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Help ONE NEW ORLEANS NEIGHBORHOOD rebuild as the nation’s first ZERO CARBON COMMUNITY!

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Fundraiser this Weekend for LOWER 9th WARD VILLAGE

The LOWER 9th WARD VILLAGE Invites You to Our 2-Year Anniversary

Pre-Vote Get Down – Friday - Feb 5 – 4 – 10 p.m.

The Lower 9th Ward Village – 1001 Charbonnet Street, New Orleans, 70117

Pre-Vote before you get down to the polls; Get-Down before you get down to Miami

Come help us celebrate the two year anniversary of serving our community in the Lower 9th Ward of New Orleans. Join us for live music, food, and dancing and come see our space! Guests include: Charmaine Neville, Bill Summers, Mardi Gras Indians, Soul Food and more. Read More |

YOUR HELP IS URGENTLY NEEDED

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STAND WITH HAITI

Stand With Haiti

PIH has been working on the ground in Haiti for over 20 years and urgently needs your support to help those affected by the recent earthquake.

They are deploying volunteers and collecting donations of badly needed material goods. Current needs and information at: http://www.standwithhaiti.org/haiti

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Help provide humanitarian relief to earthquake survivors in Haiti.

The worst earthquake in 200 years struck Haiti this week, causing catastrophic destruction in the hemisphere's poorest country. MADRE has activated an emergency response through their partner organization Zamni Lasante Clinic. To donate: https://org2.democracyinaction.org/o/5095/t/3527/shop/custom.jsp?donate_page_KEY=396

More relief information can be found here: http://www.louverturefilms.com/ss/links

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Fit For a King ‘10:  New Orleans Fair Housing Conference!

The Fit for a King Celebration is the Greater New Orleans Fair Housing Action Coalition's (GNOFHAC) annual tribute to the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Beginning Friday January 15th, you can participate in trainings, seminars, film screenings and concerts to learn about fair housing, celebrate the Movement, and be inspired to create change.

Learn more at: http://www.fitforaking.org/

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GREEN JOBS FOR BLACK AMERICA

By Marc H. Morial, President/CEO, National Urban League, originally published December 22, 2009 in the Louisiana Weekly (http://www.louisianaweekly.com/news.php?viewStory=2173)

Last week, representatives from some 192 countries convened in Copenhagen to try to reach an agreement on worldwide reductions in greenhouse gases to mitigate the devastating effects of global climate change.

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Count on Change 2010

The 2000 Census overlooked 1 million people of color, impacting the distribution of federal funds and the distribution of political power at every level of government. The NAACP Legal Defense Fund has launched a campaign to make sure that everyone is counted in the 2010 Census, including new groups at risk of exclusion: African Americans disproportionately impacted by the foreclosure crisis and the hundreds of thousands displaced by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.

http://www.countonchange2010.org/

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