UN publishes new death toll for massacre of older people and Vodou religious leaders in Haiti

UN publishes new death toll for massacre of older people and Vodou religious leaders in Haiti

In the wake of escalating violence and instability in Haiti, the United Nations has released an updated report on the tragic massacre that claimed the lives of older people and Vodou religious leaders in the country. This massacre, which occurred amidst a deepening humanitarian crisis, has sparked international outrage and calls for accountability. The UN’s…

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Local Event: Haiti in the National Spotlight: ‘Communities Rallying Against Hate: A Conversation with Psychiatris

Local Event: Haiti in the National Spotlight: ‘Communities Rallying Against Hate: A Conversation with Psychiatris

In a world where polarization and division seem to dominate the headlines, the importance of dialogue and understanding has never been more critical. Recently, a local event titled “Haiti in the National Spotlight: Communities Rallying Against Hate: A Conversation with Psychiatrist” offered a rare opportunity for people to engage in a meaningful conversation about race,…

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Springfield Haitian residents use public assistance like everybody else, though denied at higher rate

Springfield Haitian residents use public assistance like everybody else, though denied at higher rate

Springfield, Massachusetts, a city renowned for its rich history and diverse population, is home to a vibrant Haitian community that has faced unique challenges when it comes to public assistance. Though many Haitian residents use public assistance programs like other members of the community, their experiences are marked by higher rates of denial compared to…

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FAA Extends Haiti Flight Restrictions Until Mid-March As Airport Reopens

FAA Extends Haiti Flight Restrictions Until Mid-March As Airport Reopens

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has announced that it will extend flight restrictions to Haiti until mid-March 2024, despite the recent reopening of the country’s primary international airport, Toussaint Louverture International Airport (PAP) in Port-au-Prince. The decision to extend the restrictions has drawn attention from both the Haitian government and international stakeholders, as the Caribbean…

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New repair program intends to combat gentrification in Little Haiti

New repair program intends to combat gentrification in Little Haiti

In the face of rapidly escalating gentrification, neighborhoods across the United States are battling to maintain their cultural identity and affordability. Little Haiti, a vibrant and historically significant neighborhood in Miami, is the latest area to introduce a program aimed at preserving its roots while combating the forces of displacement brought on by gentrification. This…

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Nearly 200 people, mostly elderly, killed in gang-led massacre in Haiti

Nearly 200 people, mostly elderly, killed in gang-led massacre in Haiti

In a shocking and tragic development, nearly 200 people, predominantly elderly, have been killed in a gruesome massacre in Haiti, attributed to gang violence in the country’s capital and surrounding areas. This incident has sent shockwaves through Haiti and the international community, as the country continues to grapple with escalating violence, political instability, and a…

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Cultivating Inclusion for Food Security Fellowship Program in Africa and Haiti

Cultivating Inclusion for Food Security Fellowship Program in Africa and Haiti

The Cultivating Inclusion for Food Security Fellowship Program is an initiative designed to address critical food security challenges in Africa and Haiti by empowering local leaders, organizations, and communities. With increasing concerns about hunger, malnutrition, and the sustainability of food systems in these regions, the fellowship aims to support innovative solutions and foster inclusivity in…

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