In the very first episode of Forward Footprint, I am joined by Dr. Sue Carlson, Executive Director of the Raising Haiti Foundation, to explore how one humble crop is helping to transform communities across rural Haiti. The Sweet Potato Project goes beyond simply fighting hunger; it provides families with sustainable ways to improve their nutrition, increase food security, and create lasting economic stability. By introducing nutrient-rich orange-flesh sweet potatoes and supporting local farmers with seeds, tools, and training, this initiative is laying the foundation for stronger, healthier communities.
I invite you to listen as Dr. Carlson shares firsthand stories of the lives being changed through this powerful program. You’ll hear how the Sweet Potato Project is planting seeds of hope while cultivating self-sufficiency and resilience in some of Haiti’s most vulnerable regions. Click play on the podcast below and discover how small, sustainable solutions can have a global impact, and how you can be part of the change.
