In a world where the richness of heritage can often be overshadowed by mainstream cultures, Schaëlda Joseph is a beacon of light for Haitian youth. A passionate educator and advocate for Haitian culture, she is empowering the next generation by instilling a sense of pride in their language, identity, and history. Through her work as…

In recent years, the political climate surrounding Haiti and its future has been a topic of growing concern for many. Amidst its ongoing political turmoil, economic struggles, and a deeply entrenched humanitarian crisis, Haiti’s relationship with the United States—especially under different administrations—has played a pivotal role in shaping its trajectory. One of the most significant…

Haiti, the Caribbean nation known for its rich cultural history and vibrant resilience, is currently facing an unprecedented humanitarian crisis that has left millions of people struggling to meet their basic needs. At the heart of this crisis is the severe food insecurity affecting large swaths of the population. Families, particularly those in impoverished areas,…

In a monumental recognition of cultural heritage, cassava, a root vegetable with deep historical and economic significance, has been added to the UNESCO cultural heritage list. This prestigious acknowledgment spans five nations — Haiti, Cuba, and three other Caribbean countries — acknowledging the pivotal role cassava plays in their cultural, culinary, and agricultural traditions. The…

Haiti, a nation long troubled by political instability, poverty, and natural disasters, is now facing a dire and multi-faceted humanitarian crisis. The rapid spread of gang violence, coupled with escalating displacement and acute food insecurity, has left the country teetering on the edge of collapse. The crisis is a sobering reminder of the urgent need…

Across the Caribbean, December 5th marked a day of celebration and reflection as Haiti and Cuba each hosted significant events showcasing the region’s vibrant culture and political alliances. In Haiti, the ‘Day of the Artisans’ brought attention to the nation’s rich craftsmanship and creative heritage, while Cuba commemorated its enduring ties with the Caribbean Community…

The year 2024 has been marked by a surge in political unrest, with coups dramatically altering the fates of nations and leaving behind trails of instability and ruin. From Bangladesh in South Asia to Haiti in the Caribbean, these abrupt power grabs have not only destabilized governments but also plunged millions of people into uncertainty,…

Haiti, a country already grappling with political instability, economic hardship, and escalating violence, faces a critical challenge in its fight against HIV/AIDS. Amidst these struggles, Haitian authorities and global health partners are doubling down on their efforts to meet the ambitious goal of achieving zero AIDS cases by 2030. This initiative, part of the global…

In a move underscoring the complexity of U.S. immigration policies and Haiti’s deteriorating security situation, 70 Haitian migrants were deported by the United States amidst escalating gang violence in their home country. The action, which has drawn sharp criticism from human rights organizations, highlights the tension between border enforcement and humanitarian concerns. This article explores…

The healthcare sector in Haiti has faced numerous challenges over the years, from natural disasters and political instability to limited resources and access to care. In the midst of these struggles, the reopening of the Martenité de Chancerelles marks a significant milestone in the country’s efforts to rebuild its health infrastructure and provide vital services…