Bloggers with and without connections to the tragedy in Haiti are processing what’s happening online. Below are a few poignant reflections from people dealing with the disaster in their own way:

• Island of Lost Children: “In today’s world, the twin causes of human slavery—poverty and vulnerability—increase exponentially after natural disasters.”
• The World is Listening: “Sitting in the terminal at Miami, not too long after our arrival came the startling “Breaking News” that Haiti had been struck by a devastating earthquake.”
• Internet writer Jeremy Hunt is with BGEA and Samaritan’s Purse personnel responding to the tragedy in Haiti.
• Haiti: A Photographer’s Reflection And Plea – Photographer Jeff Antebi was in Port-Au-Prince twice in 2009, and has this reflection post-earthquake.
• Bresma. – “As I write this, two American young women struggle to survive in Haiti…”
• Taking stock; guilt; atheism – “I have found myself, almost despite myself, whispering a word of thanks.”
• It Is Our Moral Responsibility to Help Haiti — And it’s In America’s Interest – “But one thing is striking. Through it all, Haitians are remarkably resilient and optimistic.”
• Just Another Post about Haiti – “Even though I’ve never been, it’s a place that’s always been on my heart.”
• Hope for Haiti – “I want to do something.”
• Processing – “Have you been able to make any sense of the devastation in Haiti?”

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