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universal literacy for haiti
universal literacy for haiti
Helping Young People Create New Worlds
and Partners' Power of Good
Lèkol Toupatou! (School Everywhere!)
for Universal Literacy in Haiti.
Feeding Education.
Educators in Music
JAMBAR helps SUFC and 18 other Partners in Music and Education.
Madame Franck Paul with
her 243-page textbook, Mon Livre Unique.
SUFC and Partners held a
Concert for Kidd Jordan in 2019.
Progress in Haiti and with our Contributing Artists
School Everywhere!
Progress in Haiti and with our Contributing Performers
leaps and bounds on.
The School Everywhere! Team led by Madame Marie-Marthe Balin Franck Paul in Port-au-Prince is now into video of their Lessons. They've completed seven of 25 Modules for first-year students from the textbook Mon Livre Unique. Each audio and video Module from the 243-page textbook is about 25 minutes long. The Team is on its way to making Universal Literacy available
across Haiti through audio and video Lessons.
At the same time, artists in the United States have contributed tracks of poems and songs and music as
'Lagniappe for Learning'. School Everywhere! now has
a poem/track from John Sinclair and his New Orleans Blues Scholars; a Spiritual from Cole Williams, 'The
Tyger' by William Blake, and 'Found' by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. All of this first batch of the Lagniappe can be heard on bandcamp.
Check out below excerpts from Module 1 of the 25
Lessons. Now a first-year student anywhere, anytime,
can become literate through audio and video that's completely mobile, thanks to Madame Paul and the
Team of students and teachers in Port-au-Prince!
Some of our Favorite People in the Universe are among the first round of Performers of Lagniappe for Learning
in the School Everywhere! program--David Amram, Jonathan Richman, John Sinclair, and Cole Williams.
Check out contributions below, for early August, as children return to school in Haiti.
POEMS and SONGS,
AUGUST 11, 2020
Click on Titles for Pages with Lyrics and Links.
"We Just Change The Beat"
John Sinclair and His Blues Scholars
"Wade In The Water"
Cole Williams
'The Tyger' by William Blake,
read by Maryse Philippe Déjean
'Found' by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe,
translated by Michael Hamburger
and read by Don Paul
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