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Click on the page titled "Petition-Donna Belizaire" on the left to sign the petition demanding justice for Sister Dona Bélizaire
 
Reconnecting with Africa.  Join our Trips - No Excuse
This is a Not-for-Profit Program.
 A pilgrimage to reconnect with the continent of Africa.

  
Our objective is to reconnect humanity with AFRICA,  the Motherland.


Register for our 2013 Trips to AFRICA Now! (Reserve your seat and save more than $1,000.) Registration fee: $20.00
Click here,  PAY HERE     then click on the   BUY NOW button below to securely pay the $20 Registration Fee with your debit or credit card. 

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You can register online by filling out the registration form below (please indicate which one of the two trips you are interested in, or if you are interested in both), then pay securely the $20 registration fee with your credit or debit card by clicking on the Buy Now button on your right.


Please fill out the online "Reconnecting with Africa" registration form below:
January 6-15 2013 Trip to AFRICA
July 15-29 2013 Trip to AFRICA
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A place where they are genetically, historically, culturally and spiritually linked. Their history is not fully taught in schools. It is rarely part of the curriculum, and their story has not been told either.

We are also looking for sponsors to financially assist students who are interested in visiting Africa, but can't afford the cost of the trip.

PAYMENT PLAN - You can pay in 6 installments for our first trip to Africa. We will visit BENIN and TOGO from January 6 to January 15, 2013)
FIRST TRIP 
We will visit two countries
from January 6 to
January 15, 2013:
BENIN and TOGO
 
Everything included:
Total Cost:
  .$2, 930 .
 
- Round Trip Ticket
- Visa for BENIN
- Visa for TOGO
- Hotel in BENIN
- Hotel in TOGO
- 3 meals daily
- Cultural Performance
- Entertainments by local artists
- Nights out (night life)
- Visit to churches/Religion of all denominations
- Safari (Wildlife)Tour
- Visit to Toussaint Louverture Park
- Meeting with the king of Allada (Birthplace of the father of Toussaint Louverture)
- Meeting with other Kings
- Visit to 2 historical museums
- Visit to the ruins of the Empire and Kingdom of Dahomey
-Visit to the Road and Gate of No-Return
- Visit to the public open market
- Reception and Mingling with the locals
- General sightseeing
- A day at the beach
- Medical care
- Insurance 

TO PAY SECURELY ONLINE, CLICK HERE, THEN CLICK ON THE DROP DOWN MENU ON THE RIGHT TO SELECT YOUR PAMENT OPTION, THEN CLICK ON THE
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OPTION A: Full payment of $2,930 (USD)
OPTION B: 2 payments of $1,465 (USD)
OPTION C: 3 payments of $976.60 (USD)
OPTION D: 4 payments of $732.50 (USD)
OPTION E: 5 payments of 586.00 (USD)
OPTION F: 6 payments of 488.33 (USD)
You can make one payment of $2,930 or you can choose the installment plan and make up to 6 payments.  Use Check, money order or pay securely online with a debit or credit card. You have four months to pay. Make check payable to "Reconnecting with Africa".
 
You can contact us in New York, USA at toll free (877) 889-3937 or (718) 285-8618.
 
You can also contact us should you want to sponsor the cost of the trip for a student. We are also looking for sponsors (Businesses and individuals).
 
Thank you

INSTALLMENT PLAN: AFRICA 2013 - 1st TRIP (Jan 6-Jan 15, 2013)

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Email: Africa@RediscoverHaiti.com

 or call us toll free at (877) 889-3937 or (718) 285-8618


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Published: June 3, 2012

10 Reasons Why You Should All Visit Africa at Least Once in Your Lifetime

                                                 Join our Two Trips to Africa in 2013:

1st Trip: January 6 to January 15, 2013

2nd Trip: July 14 to July 29, 2013

 

NOTE - We welcome sponsors willing to financially assist students who are unable to afford the cost of the trips.

10 Reasons Why You Should All Visit Africa at Least Once in Your Lifetime

 

By Smith Georges

 "I have underscored some undeniable facts:"

1- We should all visit Africa because it is the place where the first human being walked the face of the earth.

2- Africa is the place of evolution of the human species (Homo Sapiens.) The origin of all human beings is traced to Black Eastern Africa, then a subset of Africans left that continent around 50,000 years ago to migrate elsewhere and populate the rest of the world. Along the way mutations occurred, which resulted in the creation of people of different ethnicities and races that we see in the today’s modern world.

3- We have to reclaim our identity and emancipate ourselves from mental slavery because we have internalized generations of doubt and fears about who we are as a people and what we can accomplish. Having survived the Trans-Atlantic slave trade, the barbarism of slavery, the degradation of racism and the exploitation of colonization, the African Diaspora and the modern Africa are nothing but “a miracle.”

4- We have to know our heritage because the entire system of slavery was dedicated to preventing us from preserving any memories of Africa, our ancestors' tribal identities, our religions, the languages we spoke there, the customs we practiced, even our African names.

5- Slavery was a carefully conceived effort to rob our people of all family ties and the most basic sense of self-knowledge. Slave owners didn't want their slaves building family trees.

6- The birthplace of the father of Toussaint Louverture (Toussaint Louvertue was the Haitian hero who declared universal human rights for the entire humanity. He was also the brain behind the creation of the first Black independent country by defeating the Spanish, the English and the French (Napoleonic troops.) There is a Toussaint Louverture Park in Benin (West Africa)

7- The continent where most languages are spoken

8- The continent with the most spectacular natural beauty with breathtaking landscapes, wildlife as well as modernity.

9- The only continent where the only seven ancient wonders of the world still exists (The Great Pyramids of Giza, the Great Pyramids of Khafre and Menkaure, and the Great Phinx.)

10- Ignorance and misunderstanding of our own history have served as a limitation on what we can achieve. The first modern Africans, who were kidnapped and brought to this side of the Atlantic as enslaved Africans in 1503, are not distant at all to our African brothers and sisters who are still living on the continent of Africa today, where we, in the African Diaspora, are connected genetically, historically, culturally and spiritually.

Click on the link below to watch a video related to this article:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcMztsn3tt8

 

For more information, Visit our website www.RediscoverHaiti.com.

We can be reached toll free (877) 889-3937 or (718) 285-8618 New York, USA

E-mail: Africa@RediscoverHaiti.com

 

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Don't believe the hype. Africa is not far. Did you know it takes you the same amount of time (7 hours, 40 minutes) to travel from JFK Airport (New York City) to France (Europe) as it takes you to travel from JFK to Senegal (Africa?)

First Trip (January 6 to January 15, 2013)

We will visit two countries: BENIN and TOGO

 We will depart from JFK Airport in New York City

(Everything included)

- Round Trip Ticket

- Visa for BENIN

- Visa for TOGO

- Hotel in Benin

- Hotel in Togo

- 3 meals daily

- Cultural Performance and entertainments by local artists

- Nights out (night life)

- Visit to churches/Religion of all denominations

- Safari (Wildlife)Tour

- Visit to Toussaint Louverture Park

- Meeting with the king of Allada (birthplace of the father of Toussaint Louverture)

- Meeting with other kings

- Visit to 2 historical museums

- Visit to the ruins of the Kingdom and Empire of Dahomey
 
 
- Visit to the Road and Gate of No-Return 
 
 
- Visit to the public open market

- Reception and Mingling with the locals

- General sightseeing

- A day at the beach

- Insurance

- Medical care

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Click on the link below to watch a video related to this article:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcMztsn3tt8

 

For more information, Visit our website  www.RediscoverHaiti.com

Call us toll free at (877) 889-3937 or (718) 285-8618 New York, USA

E-mail: Africa@RediscoverHaiti.com

 

 

 

 


Watch the Video-Invitation below

MAP OF AFRICA
MAP OF AFRICA
We will visit:
 
1- BENIN
(Formerly known as Dahomey.  The birth place of the father of Haitian legend Toussaint Louverture.  There is a Toussaint Louverture Park in Benin.
 
2- TOGO
 
 
3-  GHANA
 
4- IVORY COAST
 
5- SENEGAL

Smith Georges shaking hands with South Africa Legend Nelson Mandela
Smith Georges shaking hands with South Africa Legend Nelson Mandela
Nelson Mandela
Nelson Mandela
Toussaint Louverture Park in Benin (Dahomey)
Toussaint Louverture Park in Benin (Dahomey)
Smith in Benin (Dahomey) at the Porte de Non Retour. Dressée face à l'océan, la Porte de Non Retour symbolise de façon émouvante le départ pour l'inconnu et le Non Retour des esclaves embarqués de force sur les navires négriers. Des bas reliefs figurent des scènes de l'esclavage.
Smith in Benin (Dahomey) at the Porte de Non Retour. Dressée face à l'océan, la Porte de Non Retour symbolise de façon émouvante le départ pour l'inconnu et le Non Retour des esclaves embarqués de force sur les navires négriers. Des bas reliefs figurent des scènes de l'esclavage.
Toussaint Louverture Park in Benin (Dahomey)
Toussaint Louverture Park in Benin (Dahomey)
Toussaint Louverture Park in Benin (Dahomey)
Toussaint Louverture Park in Benin (Dahomey)
Toussaint Louverture Park in Benin (Dahomey)
Toussaint Louverture Park in Benin (Dahomey)
Smith in Benin with street vendors
Smith in Benin with street vendors
Smith in Benin with street vendors
Smith in Benin with street vendors
Smith in Benin with street vendors
Smith in Benin with street vendors
Smith in Benin with African friends
Smith in Benin with African friends
Smith in Benin with African friends
Smith in Benin with African friends
Smith in Benin treated like a king
Smith in Benin treated like a king
Smith in Benin treated like a king
Smith in Benin treated like a king
Smith in Benin eating a l'Africaine
Smith in Benin eating a l'Africaine
Smith in Benin with a king
Smith in Benin with a king
Contact: e-mail WhygeorgesS@aol.com   NY, USA 

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