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Anyone can join the Let Haiti Live email list and be part of the action campaigns coordinated by LHL.

If you would like to become a formal member of the Coalition, there is a range of engagement available:
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Anyone can join the Let Haiti Live email list and be part of the action campaigns coordinated by LHL. If you would like to become a formal member of the Coalition, there is a range of engagement available (see following list). To join or for more information, e-mail: (lethaitilive@lethaitilive.org)
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The National Steering Committee

Individual members are responsible for the following:
  1. Set up weekly meetings of steering committee.
  2. Monitor working groups and make sure they are functioning.
  3. Take notes and find moderators for each weekly call.
  4. Define the overall goals and direction for LHL.
  5. Vote for members to join the steering committee.
  6. Make tactical decisions on activities that further our goals and direction and be the leadership in organizing those activities.
  7. Produce LHL educational and outreach materials.
  8. Update and moderate the LHL website and list serves.
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To be eligible to be a member of the steering committee, you must participate in at least 80% of coalition conference calls for a three-month period. You can then be nominated or nominated yourself, and acceptance is given by a 2/3 majority of the existing steering committee.
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To be eligible to be a member of the steering committee, you must participate in at least 80% of coalition conference calls for a three-month period. You can then be nominated or nominate yourself, and acceptance is given by a 2/3 majority of the existing steering committee.
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Anyone can join the Let Haiti Live email list, and be part of the action campaigns coordinated by LHL. If you would like to become a formal member of the Coalition, there is a range of engagement available:
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Anyone can join the Let Haiti Live email list and be part of the action campaigns coordinated by LHL.

If you would like to become a formal member of the Coalition, there is a range of engagement available:

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November 30, 2004, at 12:35 PM by 138.88.103.110
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September 18, 2004, at 03:26 PM by 66.44.2.219
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September 18, 2004, at 03:03 PM by 66.44.2.219
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Anyone can join the Let Haiti Live? email list, and be part of the action campaigns coordinated by LHL. If you would like to become a formal member of the Coalition, there is a range of engagement available:
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Anyone can join the Let Haiti Live email list, and be part of the action campaigns coordinated by LHL. If you would like to become a formal member of the Coalition, there is a range of engagement available:
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The Let Haiti Live Coalition unites organizations and individuals to advocate for U.S. policies which respect the independence and self-determination of the Haitian people and their Republic. The Let Haiti Live Coalition is committed to building a dynamic and well-informed network of solidarity to support the Haitian people in their pursuit of democracy, human rights and equitable development.
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Membership to the Let Haiti Live Coalition

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Anyone can join the Let Haiti Live? email list, and be part of the action campaigns coordinated by LHL. If you would like to become a formal member of the Coalition, there is a range of engagement available:
  1. The Steering Committee (see below)
  2. The Coalition's Working Groups have evolved to respond to the needs of the coalition to develop and carry out campaigns and initiatives at any given time. Working groups are subject to revision based on the current campaigns.
  3. Action Network members lend their names to the Coalition and participate in Coalition actions, especially action alerts and events.
  4. The Advisory Council includes individuals and organizations that may lend their names to the coalition, and if available, speak at press conferences, or prepare pieces for publication.
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The objectives of this coalition are to:

  • Ensure that the U.S. institutes policies that maximize the development of Haiti's democratic institutions, while respecting the country’s sovereignty, right to self-determination, and the governance through a democratic process.

  • Provide the American public with accurate information about Haiti’s democratic transition, including direct information from grassroots organizations and other partners in Haiti.

  • Articulate the situation in Haiti through the media and other means, as well as developing and maintaining a dynamic solidarity movement in the U.S.

Current members of the Let Haiti Live Coalition

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Current members of the Let Haiti Live Coalition

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  • Ad Hoc Committee Against the U.S. Coup in Haiti, Philadelphia

The National Steering Committee

Individual members are responsible for the following:
  1. Set up weekly meetings of steering committee.
  2. Monitor working groups and make sure they are functioning.
  3. Take notes and find moderators for each weekly call.
  4. Define the overall goals and direction for LHL.
  5. Vote for members to join the steering committee.
  6. Make tactical decisions on activities that further our goals and direction and be the leadership in organizing those activities.
  7. Produce LHL educational and outreach materials.
  8. Update and moderate the LHL website and list serves.

The steering committee as a whole will make decisions by 2/3 majority about signing onto petitions, letters, etc. that fall clearly within the stated objectives and demands of the Coalition. In the case of potentially divisive decisions, the steering committee will email the entire Coalition list and call for concerns or votes against.

To be eligible to be a member of the steering committee, you must participate in at least 80% of coalition conference calls for a three-month period. You can then be nominated or nominated yourself, and acceptance is given by a 2/3 majority of the existing steering committee.

Current Members of the Steering Committee

  • Haiti Action Committee, Pierre Labossiere
  • EPICA, Olivia Goumbri
  • Fondasyon Mapou, Eugenia Charles
  • Institute for Justice and Democracy in Haiti (IJDH), Brian Concannon
  • Global Justice, Nicole Lee
  • Marin Interfaith Task Force on Central America, Dale Sorenson and George Friemoth
  • Partners In Health, Mary Kay Smith Fawzi and Juan Salazar
  • Trans Africa? Forum, Selena Singleton and Letitia Mosby
  • Sosyete Makaya (SOMA), Melinda Miles

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September 18, 2004, at 02:20 PM by 66.44.2.219
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September 18, 2004, at 02:19 PM by 66.44.2.219
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Haiti Reborn/Quixote Center (http://www.haitireborn.org)

Haiti Action Committee (http://www.haitiaction.net)

East Bay Sanctuary Covenant Haiti Committee (maureenduignan@yahoo.com) Office of the Americas Partners In Health Trans Africa? Forum Justice and Peace/ Integrity of Creation Office Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate US Peace Council – amistad.nal@rcn.com Rainbow PUSH Coalition Global Justice Marin Interfaith Task Force on Central America and the Caribbean The 10th Department Organization for Haitian Empowerment Global Exchange Fondasyon Trant Septamn – fond30sept@hotmail.com Antwan Izmery Memorial Projects – Visitation Haiti?@aol.com St. John the Baptist Haiti Sister Parish, El Cerrito, CA Haiti Solidarity Network of the Northeast Pax Christi USA Haiti Task Force Richmond Diocese Office of Justice and Peace Richmond Diocese Haiti Solidarity Committee Maryknoll Office of Global Concern INTERCONNECT – interconnect-mott@juno.com St. Michael's Catholic Church Friends of the Third World Inc – fotw@igc.org Global AIDS Alliance Orthodox Church in Haiti – harchim@yahoo.com Council on Hemispheric Affairs Eritaj Foundation, Inc. Robert F. Kennedy Memorial's Center for Human Rights Haitian Ministry Commission of the Diocese of Richmond Association Canado Haitienne pour la Sauvegarde de la Souveraineté d'Haiti (ACHASAUSHA) – achasausha@hotmail.com Global Ayiti Granmoun Entènasyonal (AGE) East Timor Action Network Black Voices for Peace National Black Environmental Justice Network (NBEJN), nbejn029damu@aol.com April 16 VT? Citizens Lobby Haiti for Change Institute for Justice and Democracy in Haiti (IJDH) Save Africa's Children Presentation Sisters St. Michael's Catholic Church St. Joseph Church Sosyete Makaya (SOMA) Washington Peace Center Pastors for Peace/DC EPICA (Ecumenical Program in Central America and the Caribbean) No War on Cuba Movement Ad Hoc Committee Against the U.S. Coup in Haiti, Philadelphia
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Current members of the Let Haiti Live Coalition
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Haiti Reborn/Quixote Center (http://www.haitireborn.org) Haiti Action Committee East Bay Sanctuary Covenant Haiti Committee - maureenduignan@yahoo.com
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September 18, 2004, at 02:02 PM by 66.44.2.219
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Describe Coalition Members here.
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The Let Haiti Live Coalition unites organizations and individuals to advocate for U.S. policies which respect the independence and self-determination of the Haitian people and their Republic. The Let Haiti Live Coalition is committed to building a dynamic and well-informed network of solidarity to support the Haitian people in their pursuit of democracy, human rights and equitable development.

The objectives of this coalition are to:

  • Ensure that the U.S. institutes policies that maximize the development of Haiti's democratic institutions, while respecting the country’s sovereignty, right to self-determination, and the governance through a democratic process.

  • Provide the American public with accurate information about Haiti’s democratic transition, including direct information from grassroots organizations and other partners in Haiti.

  • Articulate the situation in Haiti through the media and other means, as well as developing and maintaining a dynamic solidarity movement in the U.S.

""Current members of the Let Haiti Live Coalition""

Haiti Reborn/Quixote Center (http://www.haitireborn.org) Haiti Action Committee East Bay Sanctuary Covenant Haiti Committee - maureenduignan@yahoo.com Office of the Americas Partners In Health Trans Africa? Forum Justice and Peace/ Integrity of Creation Office Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate US Peace Council – amistad.nal@rcn.com Rainbow PUSH Coalition Global Justice Marin Interfaith Task Force on Central America and the Caribbean The 10th Department Organization for Haitian Empowerment Global Exchange Fondasyon Trant Septamn – fond30sept@hotmail.com Antwan Izmery Memorial Projects – Visitation Haiti?@aol.com St. John the Baptist Haiti Sister Parish, El Cerrito, CA Haiti Solidarity Network of the Northeast Pax Christi USA Haiti Task Force Richmond Diocese Office of Justice and Peace Richmond Diocese Haiti Solidarity Committee Maryknoll Office of Global Concern INTERCONNECT – interconnect-mott@juno.com St. Michael's Catholic Church Friends of the Third World Inc – fotw@igc.org Global AIDS Alliance Orthodox Church in Haiti – harchim@yahoo.com Council on Hemispheric Affairs Eritaj Foundation, Inc. Robert F. Kennedy Memorial's Center for Human Rights Haitian Ministry Commission of the Diocese of Richmond Association Canado Haitienne pour la Sauvegarde de la Souveraineté d'Haiti (ACHASAUSHA) – achasausha@hotmail.com Global Ayiti Granmoun Entènasyonal (AGE) East Timor Action Network Black Voices for Peace National Black Environmental Justice Network (NBEJN), nbejn029damu@aol.com April 16 VT? Citizens Lobby Haiti for Change Institute for Justice and Democracy in Haiti (IJDH) Save Africa's Children Presentation Sisters St. Michael's Catholic Church St. Joseph Church Sosyete Makaya (SOMA) Washington Peace Center Pastors for Peace/DC EPICA (Ecumenical Program in Central America and the Caribbean) No War on Cuba Movement Ad Hoc Committee Against the U.S. Coup in Haiti, Philadelphia
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