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VOICES FROM THE FIELDTHE IRC BLOG
Katrina, Two Years On
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| This June, nearly two years after responding to a humanitarian crisis in the United States for the first time in our history, the International Rescue Committee closed our Hurricane Katrina evacuee assistance program. Story A Look Back Only days after Hurricane Katrina destroyed a swath of the Gulf Coast, the IRC dispatched an emergency team of relief experts to Louisiana. Story The IRC's Lisa David traveled back to her home state of Louisiana to join an IRC team supporting local relief efforts for people displaced by the disaster. Her week blogging on the road. More IRC Katrina blogs |
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Submitted by Humanitarian and International Development NGOs » Blog Archi (not verified) on July 6, 2008 - 8:46pm.
[...] part from the experiences shared by international humanitarian organizations like Mercy Corps and IRC. For many of them, Katrina was the first time they responded to a domestic emergency. In an [...]
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