Almost eight months after the earthquake that leveled of most of Port-a-Prince, hundreds of thousands of Haitians are still homeless. They’re living in tent cities or other makeshift housing in the slums of the city. Most of them are under 30 years old. They can’t get jobs or education or better places to live. So economists are saying they should start looking for a future outside the city. This radio feature aired on American Public Media’s Marketplace.
independent journalist & member of fonografia collective
ruxandra guidi
