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Kevin Pina Presents Haiti: The Untold Story
Date:
Wednesday, September 13, 2006
Time:
7:00 PM
-
4:00 AM
Event Type:
Speaker
Organizer/Author:
Joni Wallent
Email:
Phone:
707.664.3373
Location Details:
Sonoma State University, Student Union, Multi-Purpose Room
(Sonoma State's Address is
1801 East Cotati Ave. Rohnert Park, CA 94928
(Sonoma State's Address is
1801 East Cotati Ave. Rohnert Park, CA 94928
Kevin Pina
Presents
HAITI: THE UNTOLD STORY
Wednesday, September 13th
Sonoma State University
Student Union, Multi-Purpose Room
8pm
Free Admission
Filmmaker Kevin Pina challenges the contemporary view of Haiti, revealing the hidden role of the 'international community' in Haitian politics. This provocative and lively film takes the viewer into parts of Haiti where few Western journalists dare to tread, and includes shocking footage of unreported human rights abuses, some which have been astonishingly conducted by UN forces. Pina’s film stands out because it connects the tragic events in Haiti with what he assesses as foreign intervention designed to deter democracy.
Learn the side of the Haiti coverage not seen in regular media.
Lecture on the following topics:
• The Modern Coup: Media and Non-governmental organizations as tools of U.S. foreign policy
• Haitian history and the current reality, Liberation Theology in the Haitian
• Journalism and Independent Media, Documenting Human Rights Abuses
• The Role of the U.N. in Haiti.
• Understanding the Lavalas political movement in Haiti.
For more info about The Haiti Information Project visit: http://www.teledyol.net/HIP/about.html
Co-Sponsored by Project Censored
For information of this event contact 707.664.3373
or check http://www.projectcensored.org
Presents
HAITI: THE UNTOLD STORY
Wednesday, September 13th
Sonoma State University
Student Union, Multi-Purpose Room
8pm
Free Admission
Filmmaker Kevin Pina challenges the contemporary view of Haiti, revealing the hidden role of the 'international community' in Haitian politics. This provocative and lively film takes the viewer into parts of Haiti where few Western journalists dare to tread, and includes shocking footage of unreported human rights abuses, some which have been astonishingly conducted by UN forces. Pina’s film stands out because it connects the tragic events in Haiti with what he assesses as foreign intervention designed to deter democracy.
Learn the side of the Haiti coverage not seen in regular media.
Lecture on the following topics:
• The Modern Coup: Media and Non-governmental organizations as tools of U.S. foreign policy
• Haitian history and the current reality, Liberation Theology in the Haitian
• Journalism and Independent Media, Documenting Human Rights Abuses
• The Role of the U.N. in Haiti.
• Understanding the Lavalas political movement in Haiti.
For more info about The Haiti Information Project visit: http://www.teledyol.net/HIP/about.html
Co-Sponsored by Project Censored
For information of this event contact 707.664.3373
or check http://www.projectcensored.org
For more information:
http://www.projectcensored.org
Added to the calendar on Wed, Sep 6, 2006 7:41PM
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