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The Globe and Mail ran an inspiring article yesterday about a Toronto based group named Brandaid. Originally created with the aim to market the work of artisans from poor nations, the group has now changed its focus and is reaching out to groups of artisans in Haiti and helping them with restarting their craft.
There is of course no doubt as to the necessity of rebuilding or emergency relief efforts, but lending a hand out to the cultural sector not only suggests benevolence but also recognition and appreciation of Haiti’s unique culture and that recognition I think, has a special role to play in rebuilding Haiti.
On our front, efforts continue with event planning. There is ongoing marketing, we have received some generous donations for our door prizes, and we are going to pick up some of the artwork tomorrow afternoon. In short, we have plenty to keep us busy for the next few days.
There will also be some changes in the face of our blogs in the next few days. While we are going to blog to keep up with what is happening, we are going to turn our attention a little more to featuring some amazing people. Stay tuned!

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