Helping Young People Create New Worlds

Portable Schools can bring universal literacy in Haiti. They began with Marie-Marthe Balin Franck Paul, Principal at College Canapé-Vert. 2018 graduates of the College in Port-au-Prince sing here.

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The textbook for first-year students across

Haiti is now bringing audio and text for phones across Haiti.

Jonathand and seven EFE studnes with tru

Students at the EFE school and Principal, Jonathand Saintiné,

with a new trumpet, February 2020

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EFE / FEPE students gather with instruments for their new jazz band, February 2020. thanks to Marie-Jo

Poux.

Herlin, Germaine, Maryse, photo by Don P

Germaine Bazzle was honored by the New Orleans City Council with a Day in her name, March 5, 2020. Herlin Riley and Maryse Philippe Déjean are

alongside Germaine and the City;s Proclamation.

SUFC's April 22 at the Ashé combines rare elements. We'll see 3D-prints of great New Orleans' musicians and culture-bearers, scanned from epic sculptures in Armstrong Park and presented by James and Adrienne

Catalano of Future Factory. We'll see aerial scanning by a drone. We'll hear the Community Works Children's Choir, led by singer, musician and bandleader Cole Williams. Children will again make drumsticks into art with paint- pens and learn rhythms from Haitian master drummer Damas Fanfan Louis.

This special SUFC Music & Arts Day and 3D-Printing Workshop will be simulcast to students at three of

Sticking Up For Children's youth-education partners

in Port-au-Prince, Haiti--the FEPE orphanage and EFE

school and College Canapé-Vert.

Big Chief Tootie Montana, epic sculpture by Shalene

Jones-Adenle in New

Orleans' Armstrong Park,

rendered for 3D-printing

by James Catalano from

scanning that he did on

April 7, 2017.

See the next stage, the

actual 3D-printed statuette, at SUFC's Music & Arts Day, April 22, 2017.

Click tp watch

great video of

Cole & Choir.