We are just two weeks into our chess program and already our participants are making rapid progress and having a blast. We are so grateful to @chesscom for their partnership and generosity in bringing chess to rural Haiti. ♟️
We are thrilled to share our 2021 Annual Report, which highlights our growth and impact over the last year and previews our plans for 2022. Please help us widen our community by sharing it with your network. https://t.co/1yCHkCYSWI
LIDÈ girls shared their vision and realities of the SDGs through their photography displayed at the UN High Level Political Forum. https://t.co/DL66LCwSil
Compassion, Understanding, Equanimity, Awareness, and the right to a life that includes joy— these are the qualities I hear the international community calling for in the conference halls of the United Nations this… https://t.co/3NHX0mCiIq
“Children and youth are an important part of creating a more just and sustainable world”, stated the President of UN ECOSOC at the opening of the High Level Segment at the United Nations, and then opened the floor… https://t.co/8PfRbMHQGW
@LIDEHaiti we bounce down unpaved roads that wash out with rains & disappear beneath rivers after increasingly frequent hurricanes. Our communities do what they can to rebuild for resilience, but they need Gov to commit to climate resilient infrastructure.
In their countdown of the SDGs @NGOMajorGroup posed a question re SDG 12: What creates a conductive environment for sustainable consumption and production? Do you know of any creative and effective policies or… https://t.co/p3t5izy9Sh
@LIDEHaiti girls are teaching community members about disaster mitigation including actions they can take to address climate change, such as planting trees https://t.co/bLkAKxeXLt. What are you doing?
Situation Update #lidestrong Roads blocked with burning tires and sudden sporadic episodes of violence continue to constrict life in Haiti In now the second week@of heightening political unrest. This type of… https://t.co/h1bRYgfbSM
Black smoke rises up from the streets of Haiti today. Not long ago what hung in the air over streets in the Artibonite were banners painted by LIDE girls, declaring “Edikasyon pa yon Ikrim” (Education is not a… https://t.co/QZPAPstS5T
At the Clinton Global Initiative Action Network on Post-Disaster Recovery, LIDE Executive Director, Kathryn Adams, was asked to speak about LIDE’s work in skill building for psychosocial and disaster resiliency in… https://t.co/cvhqZP1UnV