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Filmmaker Mirta Desir reimagines one Haitian girl’s future in Jean & I, a short film screening at Martha’s Vineyard that uses grief as a quiet act of resistance. The post At Martha’s Vineyard festival, Jean & I centers Haitian girls caught between grief and labor appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Rasin Okan’s debut album fuses traditional rhythms, storytelling and activism to redefine rasin sèch music in the diaspora. The post Rasin Okan reclaims Haitian roots music with debut album ‘Jou Ma Lonje’ appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The Katizana initiative currently faces shortages of funding, exhibition venues and promotion for inmate-created artwork. Challenges that have worsened due to the insecurity that destroyed some of the organization’s workshops inside Haiti’s prisons. Serving as a vital lifeline to meet prisoners’ basic needs and sustain their hope for freedom, the initiative is preparing to offer inmates training sessions, hot meals and hygiene kits between August and December, despite ongoing violence that limits movement and sales of its creative works. The […]
Miu’s soulful performance at Montclair Brewery in New Jersey mixed country, R&B and Haitian traditional sounds, inspiring a diverse crowd with her message of resilience and global artistry. The post Montclair vibrates with global rhythms as Miu delivers an “Unphased” experience appeared first on The Haitian Times.
From griyo to konpa, Cap-Haïtien is rich with tradition. Take part two of our quiz to see how well you really know Okap. The post Quiz: how well do you know Cap-Haïtien (Okap)? | Part 2 appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Think you know Cap-Haïtien? This quiz puts your knowledge to the test with questions about the city's heritage, heroes, and culture. The post Quiz: how well do you know Cap-Haïtien (Okap)? | Part 1 appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The festival explores the theme “Pouvwa” or “Power” for its 8th edition, referencing Haiti’s current situation marked by debates over elections and constitutional reform, according to the organizers. It examines the relationship between women and power, especially their roles in political parties and decision-making positions, and encourages Haitian women to get involved in politics, which directly affects their lives. The post At Nègès Mawon’s 8th festival, women question their absence in Haiti’s power structure | PHOTOS appeared first on The […]
Beloved for its Thursday night RAM concerts and as a gathering place for Haitians and friends of Haiti, the Hotel Oloffson was more than a building—it was a symbol of connection, music and memory. The post From rum punch to rara rhythms: remembering Haiti’s Hotel Oloffson appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The fire that destroyed the iconic Hôtel Oloffson erased a rare refuge where Haiti’s LGBTQ+ community found freedom, safety and a sense of belonging amid social norms and intolerance. The post Port-au-Prince mourns Hotel Oloffson, LGBTQ+ refuge and majestic landmark, lost to criminal fire appeared first on The Haitian Times.
