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Primary clients: Voice Of Amrica Coverage Regions: Florida Languages Spoken: Creole, French, English Years of experience: 6 to 10 HEFAT certification? yes Jeanty Junior Augustin Media journalist Jeanty Junior Augustin, graduated in economics at the Faculty of Law and Economics of Port-au-Prince in 2011. He obtained a certificate in Citizen Journalism, Audiovisual and Photojournalism at Haiti Reporters. He attended at least 5 training courses on photography at the Fondation Connaissance et Liberté (FOKAL) with Haitian and foreign trainers such as: Chéry Dieu-Nalio, Gaël Turine and Paolo Woods. He has worked for the newspaper Le Nouvelliste for more than 7 years. It publishes in international media such as: Paris Match, Le Temps, RFI, Yahoo News, CBS News, America-Aljazeera, MSNBC, EuroNews, The Guardian, Média Part, AFP and Associated Press in videography. Since December 2014, he has been working as a freelance for the Reuters Agency. He also works for NGOs such as: MSF Belgium, IOM, WFP. He is a member of the kolektif of photographers, journalists and graphic designer named Kolektif 2 dimansyon (K2D). In August 2020, in New York, he took training on the «Hostile Environment Training (HET)» this training is designed for people who work or travel in dangerous places. In 2015, he received the Philippe Chaffanjon Award with Juno Jean Baptiste for the multimedia report entitled "La balade de Quai Colomb". He was awarded the «Prix de Relève 2015», Prix Découvrir Haïti. In 2017, he won the prize for the best political photo in Haiti (Loop Haiti) and is in the top 10 of the best photographers in Haiti on several online media (MagHaiti, Ticket Magazine etc.)
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Police shoot at man’s height at the red bridge. Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
The only black passenger of the Titanic, I worked on this project in Haiti to complete this small documentary on the only black who was in the boat Titanic and he was Haitian.
The US reacts to the appointment of a new prime minister and wants the culprits.
One of some videos i took for Nouvelliste news paper during a protest. Port-au-Prince, Haiti
On this link you will find my photography works for Reuters Agency since 2014 to 2021 on different protest and other subject.
Voodoo magic that cures everything in Haiti
Haitian voodoo leaders have mobilized against COVID-19, claiming to have a secret remedy and preparing sacred chambers in their temples for patients. In Haiti, where Western healthcare is scarce and expensive, many rely on herbal remedies and ritual practices. The country's slow initial virus spread has accelerated, with confirmed cases nearly quintupling to 1,063. Voodoo, practiced by over half of Haiti's 11 million people, has been serving immune-boosting teas. The voodoo community has also devised a potion to alleviate COVID-19 symptoms, inspired by spirits. President Jovenel Moise has endorsed another plant-based 'cure' from Madagascar, reflecting the country's struggle with healthcare and the legacy of slavery. Voodoo, officially recognized as a religion in 2003, is closely tied to Haiti's fight for independence. The pandemic has prompted voodoo practitioners to clarify their role in combating the virus, with a call for harmony with nature.
Fire at unauthorized orphanage in Haiti kills 15 children
Fifteen children perished in a fire at an orphanage run by the U.S. Christian non-profit Church of Bible Understanding in Haiti. Two children died in the fire, while thirteen succumbed to asphyxiation at the hospital. The orphanage was one of many operating without official authorization in Haiti, where poverty and lack of services lead many parents to relinquish their children. The government has been closing unauthorized orphanages and discourages new ones from opening. The incident highlights the dire conditions and risks faced by children in such institutions.
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