After the earthquake, Dick and Nancy Peurtas, the owners of the Overtyme Grill & Tap in Waterford, MI, approached their friend, Jan MacCormack, asking how they could help.

The 2010 CGIU annual meeting was hosted by the University of Miami, and two HELP students were invited to speak on panels. Click here to watch the webcasts.

In the wake of the earthquake, Dartmouth College accepted two of HELP's top students for their spring session...

In the days following the earthquake, as we accounted for all of the students, we began looking for opportunities for many students...

Samson was recovering some books at the old HELP center yesterday afternoon when a neighbor approached him with a letter that someone had asked him to deliver to HELP...

A friend here recently said "things are starting to come back; not to normal, just back." There is a new normal in Port-au-Prince...

"Gade yon mirak" can loosely be translated as "Behold a miracle." Today we tracked down the 2 students who we had not yet heard from...

I spent Monday trying to bury the father of a dear friend of mine. It was much more of a race against circumstance and time than a time for reflection and remembrance...

Out of 108 students currently enrolled in HELP, we have positively located 105, all of whom are alive and well...

I'm writing this on Saturday night, but you likely won't read it until Sunday morning at the earliest because internet is one of the many rare commodities...

I arrived in Haiti late this morning after a 24 hour non-stop trip via the Dominican Republic...

In October 2009, the World Monuments Fund (WMF) announced that the HELP-nominated Gingerbread houses of Port-au-Prince earned a spot on the group's 2010 Watch List.