Haiti
IMS was active in Haiti between 2003 - 2005 with the aim to assist journalists under threat. In collaboration with IMPACS, IMS supported media development which included an Internet-based news service. In 2006 IMS and IMPACS developed a handbook on media coverage during elections. Following the earthquake in January 2010 IMS is assisting with humanitarian information expertise in collaboration with other media support organisations and as partner of The Communications for Disaster Affected Communities (CDAC) initiative in Haiti.
Archive
- Watchdog journalism begins to dig deeper into the reconstruction of Haiti
- Haiti: Need for professionalism
- Le rôle des médias haïtiens dans la reconstruction
- Reconstructing quality journalism in Haiti
- Le Nouvelliste article about reconstructing media in Haiti
- Haitian journalists undergo trauma treatment
- Rebuilding Haitian media
- Radio stations struggling to stay on air
- Solidarity between professionals in Haiti
- Centre to open doors for Haitian media
- Homes and work places gone for journalists
- Call for international support to Haiti media
- Haiti map-2
- Maps of needs in Haiti take shape
- Coordinating media support in Haiti - conference minutes, 20 January 2010
- IMS support media in Haiti
Rebuilding Haitian media
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Two months after an earthquake devastated Haiti, International Media Support takes stock of the latest steps to rebuild Haiti’s media
Radio stations struggling to stay on air
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Ever increasing costs combined with a serious decline in revenue pose serious threats to media outlets in Haiti. Report from the IMS Haiti Response team
Solidarity between professionals in Haiti
In an act of solidarity, leaders of Haitian media associations traveled to Leogane, Petit-Goave and Jacmel last weekend to meet media colleagues. The trip was facilitated by IMS and was organised in response to an appeal from journalists in the affected areas outside Haiti’s capital Port-au-Prince
Centre to open doors for Haitian media
Engaging Haitian media in the production of humanitarian information is key at this point in time in Haiti. A centre in Port-au-Prince is to facilitate collaboration between Haitian media and international support organisations. Report from the IMS Haiti Response Team
Homes and work places gone for journalists
James Felix was the only one inside the radio station Force FM in Leogane, when the earthquake hit. He was in the middle of broadcasting an emission on the upcoming elections and had left the studio to go to another room. Report from Haiti
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