Haiti still ailing from child 'slavery' epidemic
theGRIO VIDEO - Before the earthquake, child servants lived and worked in Port-au-Prince's homes. Today, many, like Rose Manette, serve their masters in tents...
Haitian-American doctors reach out to Haitians in quake's wake
VIDEO - A group of about 30 Haitian-American medical professionals are on the ground in Port-Au-Prince, compelled to help their homeland...
Port-au-Prince refugees flock to Haiti's inland to seek a new life
ST. MARC, HAITI - Journal Yprinaa and Sajouste Ferlande, both 21, trekked with only the clothes they wore the Tuesday when the earthquake hit...
Haiti's national police chief fears new wave of crime in Haiti
VIDEO - Haitian police are being forced to adapt to the dangers of thousands of stranded, hungry people and "bad guys...trying to reorganize themselves."
Haiti struggles to stay on the road to recovery
PORT-AU-PRINCE - There is nothing normal about life in Haiti these days...
Reporter's notebook: Haiti remains resilient
DISPATCH - It will take years before things really return to normal, whatever that means after a crisis like this...
Two weeks after quake, Haitians search for 'new normal'
VIDEO - Like so many in this city, 14-year old Jonel Julius now calls a tent home...
Haitian-American doctors struggle to save quake victims
DISPATCH - The biggest challenge is the race to save people who otherwise might die from infection unless they are treated immediately...
Reporter's notebook: Witnessing a miracle in Haiti
DISPATCH - Seventy-two hours. That is the window of time most experts give for finding survivors of a disaster. Yesterday a 24-year old Haitian man was pulled alive from a pile of rubble...
theGrio's Todd Johnson talks to MSNBC about being on the ground in Haiti
VIDEO - MSNBC's Monica Novotny talks with theGrio.com's digital journalist Todd Johnson about his coverage in Haiti. Johnson spent a week in Haiti and covered...
