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The celebration brought together dozens of women in dialogue, honoring pioneering organizations and remarkable individuals in Haiti’s women’s rights movement and major achievements such as the 1994 creation of the Ministry for the Status of Women and Women’s Rights (MCFDF). The post Nègès Mawon celebrates 10 years of women’s rights activism in Haiti appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Turkey’s on the table, but so is black rice. Haitian Americans reflect on food, family, and the flavors that make Thanksgiving their own. The post Haitian Americans savor family, food and memories on Thanksgiving appeared first on The Haitian Times.
By Nadege Fleurimond Nadege Fleurimond is a culinary entrepreneur in New York City. She conducts culinary tours to Haiti to provide Haitians, Haitians Americans, and friends of Haiti access to […] The post A hearty start to Thanksgiving appeared first on The Haitian Times.
In a statement released three days before the news of his death, the family addressed his temporary withdrawal from public life due to health concerns, explaining that he had stepped away from the stage to focus on recovery with his loved ones. The post Dadou Pasquet, legendary Haitian musician and Konpa champion, dies at 72 appeared first on The Haitian Times.
French-Haitian artist Naïka explores the layers of her identity and how her global upbringing shapes her music, while preparing for her debut album ECLESIA. The post Beyond the layers with French-Haitian singer-songwriter Naïka appeared first on The Haitian Times.
A newly founded theater troupe in Cap-Haïtien is reclaiming little-known aspects of Haiti’s early history with a play that examines and reenacts the motives behind the murder of one of Haiti’s central revolution figures—Jean-Jacques Dessalines. The post Cap-Haïtien theater company ‘Kay’Art’ revives untold history of Jean-Jacques Dessalines’ assassination | Photos appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haiti’s iconic battle cry “grenadye, alaso” has deep roots in a French military command but endures today as a distinctly Haitian symbol of unity and resistance. The post Why ‘Grenadye, alaso’ is Haiti’s World Cup rally cry appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haitian American polo player Kitana St. Cyr is redefining representation in a sport known for its exclusivity, showing how Haitian pride and perseverance can thrive in any arena. The post Kitana St. Cyr carries on Haiti’s polo legacy in South Florida appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haitian state officials quietly marked the 222nd anniversary of the Battle of Vertières, while pledging to win the ‘newest war’ for the beleaguered country—its armed gangs. The post At Vertières Day event, Haitian officials vow to win ‘new battle’ against gangs appeared first on The Haitian Times.
