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Peter Wilson is a proud Rotarian. He’d want me to say that up front. From March 25th to March 30 of this year, I traveled alongside Peter as he brought humanitarian aid to the people of Tongoa Island in the island nation of Vanuatu.
You can read more about my experience reporting on the village of Takara. Here, I write about the lessons...
The forest is mute. Tree fallen on tree fallen on tree. Limb over limb.
People saw the storm approaching for days. Meteorologists watched as it grew stronger, circling near the 80 islands of Vanuatu like a wolf eyeing prey. Tongoa, one of the 22 islands impacted, is only a few miles across in any direction.
What Happened to the Aid? Nepal Earthquake Response Echoes Haiti
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The Impact of Vanuatu’s Cyclone: It’s Bad, Very Bad
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5 Years After the Quake: Haiti's Rich Get Richer
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How Much Aid Is Going to Haiti? TONS. And That’s the Problem
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Closed Doors, Open Secrets: How the World Abandoned Millions of Syrian Refugees in Turkey
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