PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – Even as darkness fell, sticky heat smothered Port-au-Prince like an electric blanket turned all the way up. As I stepped from the cool sanctuary of the Land Cruiser, my glasses fogged up; so I took them off and slipped them into my shirt pocket. (more…)

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – Dadadou is a tent city in Port-au-Prince where about 7,000 quake victims are living in tents set up on a sun-scalded AstroTurf soccer field. (more…)

Gridlocked traffic, exhaust fumes, blaring horns: a typical morning in Port-au-Prince. (more…)

The village of Balan is as close to hell as you can get in this hemisphere. (more…)

HAITI – Port-au-Prince’s General Hospital is a 700 bed facility that treats around 3,300 patients a week. It’s a very busy place with an emergency room open 24/7 and where patients line up at the gate at 6 a.m. to wait for an 8 a.m. opening. (more…)

BELLADERE, Haiti – No one knew her name. No one knew her age. But everyone knew why she was there.

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BELLADERE, Haiti – In the pediatric ward of Belladere Hospital, IV stands line the room like lampposts, each one standing guard next to white-barred cribs where infants lay listlessly and parents stand quietly beside.

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