When and Where: Thursday, March 21st, 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM Rayburn House Office Building Room 4022, 50 Independence Ave SW. Washington, DC 20515
Theme: Resolving the Critical Crisis in Haiti: The Role of the Montana Accord Movement
Topics:
Background and Analysis of the Crisis
Current Conditions
The Role of the U.S. Government and CORE Group
The Montana Accord Plan, Process and Strategy
Speakers/Presenters:
Monique Clesca, Member of the Monitoring Bureau, Montana Accord Movement
Magali Comeau Denis, Coordinator of the Commission of a Haitian Solution
Jocelyn McCalla, Haitian American Foundation for Democracy
Members of Congress, Including Congressman Gregory Meeks, Ranking Member, House Foreign Affairs Committee and Congressman Johnathn Jackson,
Haiti Experts and Scholars
Hosts:
The Haiti Support Project, Dr. Ron Daniels, Founder
Haitian American Foundation for Democracy, Dr. Jean Philippe Austin, Chairman
Rainbow/PUSH Coalition, Rev. Jesse L. Jackson Founder, Rev. Dr. Frederick Douglass Haynes, President/CEO
“The Montana Accord Movement Plan and Process offers the greatest prospect for resolving the current crisis and creating a sustainable democracy in Haiti. It is imperative that Haiti not return to the failed politics as usual, which means friends and allies who are serious about a new vision for democracy in the first Black Republic should align with and support the Montana Accord Plan and Process.” — Dr. Ron Daniels, Founder, Haiti Support Project
Contact Don Rojas info@ibw21.org or 410.844.1031 for further information or to arrange interviews.
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