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Originally published by Documented, this story captures how ICE arrests at NYC courts leave migrants—some with kids—too afraid to attend hearings. The post Arrests continue in Manhattan immigration courts, intensifying migrants’ fear of appearing before judges appeared first on The Haitian Times.
To encourage others, Luxama is sharing what it took Life of Hope to go from wishing for a permanent home to owning one. He is convinced that such projects are worth pursuing if the Haitian community is to build the wealth and institutions required to ensure its longevity in America. The post For a Brooklyn Haitian nonprofit, new property signals strides in building collective wealth appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Noncitizens can’t vote in NYC, but they can campaign, educate voters and influence how city dollars are spent, according to THE CITY’s guide The post How noncitizens can participate in the upcoming NYC election appeared first on The Haitian Times.
CUNY’s Haitian Studies Institute will run its summer youth institute from July 7 to July 24, providing civic and leadership training for high school and college students. The post Brooklyn College opens applications for 2025 paid summer leadership programs appeared first on The Haitian Times.
When I see these full scale attacks on history and on academics and universities, it affirms my belief we are doing something important. If we weren't, they wouldn't be trying to shut us down like this. The post In conversation | Marlene Daut finds her place in Haitian history correcting faulty narratives appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Jean-Pierre opens up about her journey from Queens to the White House and urges Haitians to know their history and stay civically engaged, now more than ever. The post In conversation | As her memoir returns, Karine Jean-Pierre urges Haitian Americans to let passion be their guide appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Set in Brooklyn, Nwa follows a young boy wrestling with cultural expectations, friendship and identity as he decides how to wear his hair—and by extension, who to become. The post Haitian filmmaker explores identity and assimilation in short film “Nwa” appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Michel Chataigne turns a Brooklyn gallery into an atelier of culture and creativity, connecting Haitian heritage with hands-on fashion design. The post Michel Chataigne brings Haitian couture to Brooklyn through hands-on workshop appeared first on The Haitian Times.
At a symposium hosted by New York University, Haitian and international advocates called for reparative justice and more protections for Haitian migrants, linking colonial debt to today’s migration crises. The post At NYU symposium, panelists call for reparative justice and stronger protections for Haitians abroad appeared first on The Haitian Times.
