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A Haitian high priest outlines 10 core principles of Vodou, from the sacredness of nature to the science of spiritual balance. The post Ten things to know about Vodou even if you don’t practice, according to a high priest appeared first on The Haitian Times.
A Haitian American podcaster travels to Benin to explore the origins of Vodou, confronting inherited fears and discovering a deeper story of identity, liberation and memory. The post Podcaster’s spiritual journey across continents reveals Vodou is not all that he’s heard appeared first on The Haitian Times.
A new City Council resolution designates July 26 as Haitian Konpa Day, honoring the music and dance tradition that has shaped generations of Haitians. The post New York City designates July 26 as Haitian Konpa Day appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Springfield leaders warn of rising risks for Haitian families as deportation fears turn into realities with the federal government’s official termination of Haitian TPS. The post Springfield faces ‘humanitarian crisis’ as Haitian TPS termination puts 1300 children in limbo appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Chancely Fanfan showed up for his immigration check-in with his wife and infant. He was arrested anyway. A new lawsuit says his detention, and that of others, violates their rights. The post Lawsuit challenges ICE arrests of Haitian man, 2 others at San Diego check-ins appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Editor Fritznel D. Octave takes the pulse of a country living between beauty and breakdown. From flooded coasts to vibrant rural towns, collapsed infrastructure to breathtaking landscapes, this three-part reporter’s notebook captures Haiti’s contradictions as seldom portrayed. The post Thirteen days in Haiti: Sailboats, ‘sauts’ and staff calm traffic, airline and official pains | Part 3 appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haitian and Jamaican writers at the Miami Book Fair highlighted the shared histories and cultural currents that shape Caribbean identity. The post “Celebrate what unites us”: Miami Book Fair spotlights Haiti-Jamaica literary dialogue appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Editor Fritznel D. Octave takes the pulse of a country living between beauty and breakdown. From flooded coasts to vibrant rural towns, collapsed infrastructure to breathtaking landscapes, this three-part reporter’s notebook captures Haiti’s contradictions through scenes, images and conversations from the ground. The post Thirteen days in Haiti: Quadruplets and collections, shacks and mansions | Part 2 appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haitian Times editor Fritznel D. Octave takes the pulse of a country living between beauty and breakdown. From flooded coasts to vibrant rural towns, collapsed infrastructure to breathtaking landscapes, this three-part reporter’s notebook captures Haiti’s contradictions through scenes, images and conversations from the ground. The post Thirteen days in Haiti: Notes from a homeland bent, but not broken | Part 1 appeared first on The Haitian Times.
