Experiences from rebuilding after the tsunami which hit the islands on the 29th September 2009. Some great lessons: water and local help! The first PecahKucha take place in Raglan on 4th March PechaKucha Raglan No1

The PechaKucha Presentation WAVE for Haiti started on 20th February in Auckland, New Zealand and 117 cities and 20 hours later ended it San Francisco where Cameron Sinclair, Founder of Architecture For Humanity, was ready to give one of the final PechaKucha Presentations on this amazing day for Haiti! Take it away Cameron! View PechaKucha WAVEcast of the presentation on Ustream Architecture For Humanity

A great project showing what a group of motivated students to can do. Mark Ryan Studio

Master planning and rebuilding in South Africa. A fascinating look at how a country is having to rebuild after a very different type of disaster. Contact Ilan via Twitter

The reconstruction plan for Haiti and some projects by the local chapter AFH Spain. Presentation in SPANISH www.architectureforhumanity.org/programs/haiti-earthquake-rebuilding

A real life report from Haiti --- > to Leeds.

Art is Powerful or Powerless? One of the questions that Tokyo Art Beat's Tomomi Sasaki and Xin Tahara try to answer in this presentation that looks at the Japanese art scene post 3/11.

In this presentation from Sendai, Natori city assemblyman Yohei Arakawa talks about what he has been doing for the city and its citizens after the 2011 earthquake. (in Japanese)

In this special presentation, Architecture for Humanity's Michael Steiner offers up an update on the work the organization has accomplished in Tohoku so far -- following the devastating earthquake/tsunami of 2011 -- and on what is needed next.

You'll find more information on Architecture for Humanity's current projects here.