Marisa Mazria Katz’s April 28 article showcases the beauty and resilience of Haiti’s historic Gingerbread houses. She also document’s HELP’s role in launching a movement around these houses, which are an important part of Haiti’s cultural heritage.

Toronto Star writer Catherine Porter spoke with HELP’s Conor Bohan about the state of Haiti’s universities. Her December 2010 article gives an in-depth look at the higher education system, and its progress and challenges since the January 2010 earthquake.

Following an October 2010 piece in the Chronicle of Higher Education on Haitian universities HELP’s letter to the editor, stressing the importance of reversing brain-drain by educating Haitian students in Haiti, was published in the December 2010 edition.

In November 2010, the Gazette reported on the deteriorated state of Haiti’s civil service infrastructure, and potential routes to improvement. HELP responded with a letter pointing out the dire need to reverse Haiti’s current “brain-drain” by educating Haitians in Haiti. You can see the original Gazette article here.

GOOD Magazine caught up with HELP following the 2010 Clinton Global Initiative to talk about filling the needs gap in higher education in emerging economies. GOOD contributor and Fast Company journalist Anya Kamenetz writes about the growing need for advanced degrees in developing countries in order to benefit from the rapidly evolving global economy. Read the full GOOD Magazine piece here.