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Oliver Gilbert won the Democratic primary for Florida’s 24th Congressional District, which includes Little Haiti and other Haitian communities. The post Frederica Wilson-endorsed candidate wins primary to fill her South Florida seat appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The race carries particular significance for South Florida’s Haitian-heavy community because a Cothière victory would put a Haitian American on the board overseeing one of the nation’s largest public school districts. She is running for the vacant District 1 seat that includes North Miami, North Miami Beach, Biscayne Gardens and Opa-locka, areas with substantial Haitian populations. The post Haitian American Linda Cothière advances to Miami-Dade school board runoff, seeking to make history appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Six Haitian and Haitian American candidates are appearing in contested Florida primaries Aug. 18. Here’s who is running and where their names will appear on the ballot. The post Florida primary 2026: 6 Haitian candidates on the Aug. 18 ballot appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The owner of a longtime Haitian restaurant in Boynton Beach says the end of Haiti's Temporary Protected Status has forced layoffs, slashed customer traffic and created financial uncertainty, offering a firsthand look at how the policy is affecting small businesses. The post Longtime Boynton Beach restaurant sees customers, sales drop as Haitian TPS ends appeared first on The Haitian Times.
For many Florida families, the biggest obstacle to economic stability isn't finding a job — it's affording childcare. Christine Sanon-Jules Olivo makes the case for the Florida KidCare Access Act. The post Florida’s working families need affordable childcare, not impossible decisions appeared first on The Haitian Times.
For too many working families and Haitian Americans in South Florida, homeownership has become an increasingly distant dream. Dinah J. Escarment makes the case for why that needs to change. The post National Homeownership Month: the American dream shouldn’t be out of reach appeared first on The Haitian Times.
This is a way to connect with families in the large Haitian immigrant community and show them how much we understand the significance of the moment and care about them, Sales Manager Steven Greenblatt says. The post Dave & Buster’s to host Haiti World Cup watch parties in South Florida appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Miami beauty brand Ébène is now in its third year of hosting pop-up events to support Haitian entrepreneurs hit hard by ongoing instability in Haiti. The post Miami beauty brand Ébène expands initiative to support Haitian entrepreneurs appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The Haiti Creative marketplace in Miami showcased Haitian women entrepreneurs and cultural brands during Haitian Heritage Month. The post Haiti Creative marketplace expands opportunities for Haitian women entrepreneurs in South Florida appeared first on The Haitian Times.
