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Edwidge Danticat’s Dèy is an elegy — not only for lives lost, but for neighborhoods transformed, two homelands in crisis and our past and future selves. The post Edwidge Danticat’s Dèy steps into the unexpected things we grieve in life | Review appeared first on The Haitian Times.
For Haiti, the stakes are particularly high this election cycle. An election can be physically secure and technically accurate yet still fail if voters do not trust the information surrounding it or the result it produces. Disinformation, manipulated videos, coordinated social media campaigns, attacks, or false claims involving electoral technology could influence how Haitians understand the process and whether they accept or reject the results. The post Digital interference: The silent threat to Haiti’s first election in a decade | […]
As TPS ends and thousands of Haitians face return, a psychologist and diaspora leader argues Haiti must prepare not just to receive its people, but to harness their skills and experience. The post Beyond TPS: Haiti Must Prepare to Welcome Home Its Greatest Asset—Its People appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Konpa has never received more recognition than it is receiving today. Yet the music is being celebrated just as the ecosystem that sustained it for generations is disappearing. Recognition alone cannot preserve a living culture. The post Konpa’s greatest honor comes at its most uncertain moment appeared first on The Haitian Times.
A single remark from an immigration official becomes the defining moment in Pascale Solages’ documentary, exposing how immigration systems perform fairness while keeping migrants in perpetual uncertainty. The post ‘You need to turn your pain into champagne’: A documentary exposes the performance of fairness in immigration systems 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.
When we heard my father’s story as a globetrotting musician who got into Julliard, we were dumbfounded. My parents simply shook their heads in amusement. The post I’ve never stepped foot in Haiti, but keeping its story alive is on me | Opinion appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Community celebrations matter, but lasting progress depends on investing in the institutions that support Haitian families through both triumph and crisis. The post More than a festival: Why our institutions matter more than ever appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Cape Verde left the World Cup with worldwide admiration for pushing three-time champions Argentina to extra time. Its remarkable run offers Haiti a blueprint for competing with soccer's elite. The post Cape Verde’s World Cup run offers Haiti a bold blueprint for success | Analysis appeared first on The Haitian Times.
