Meet Pascale Solages, a passionate advocate who amplifies Haitian women and girls’ voices globally

Pascale Solages champions Haitian women’s rights globally and leads grassroots protests like Nou Pap Dòmi against corruption and poor governance. Passionate about Haiti and women’s causes, she builds on the foundation laid by the country's past generations of advocates to combat gender-based violence and promote equality and inclusion. The post Meet Pascale Solages, a passionate advocate who amplifies Haitian women and girls’ voices globally appeared first on The Haitian Times.

2025-06-06

Immigration & Migration

Dominican activist Santiago Molina protects Haitian migrants from raids, abuse and deportation | Did You Know?

In the Dominican Republic, Santiago Molina stands between Haitian migrants and injustice—offering protection, legal help, and safe exits from raids and expulsions. The post Dominican activist Santiago Molina protects Haitian migrants from raids, abuse and deportation | Did You Know? appeared first on The Haitian Times.

2025-05-29

Business & Tech

Le Nouvelliste, Haiti’s oldest daily newspaper, faces changes in the media landscape

On April 25, 2024, Le Nouvelliste announced that its offices had been vandalized, leading to the suspension of its print edition — a major investment made after the earthquake. As print readership declines, the newspaper is now pivoting toward a more robust digital version to adapt to the changing media landscape while preserving its legacy. The post Le Nouvelliste, Haiti’s oldest daily newspaper, faces changes in the media landscape appeared first on The Haitian Times.

2025-05-23 2

Arts & Culture

Cybille St. Aude-Tate’s remix on Haitian cuisine is a love letter to third culture kids

Chef Cybille St. Aude-Tate reimagines Haitian food at Honeysuckle in Philadelphia, blending third culture pride, sustainability and Black storytelling. The post Cybille St. Aude-Tate’s remix on Haitian cuisine is a love letter to third culture kids appeared first on The Haitian Times. Cybille St. Aude-Tate’s remix on Haitian cuisine is a love letter to third culture kids was first posted on April 13, 2025 at 5:00 am.

2025-04-13 1

Arts & Culture

Mary Ellen Pleasant: The Haitian-descended abolitionist who built a fortune in 19th-century America

Mary Ellen Pleasant, a Haitian-descended abolitionist, built a fortune and fought for civil rights in 19th-century America. The post Mary Ellen Pleasant: The Haitian-descended abolitionist who built a fortune in 19th-century America appeared first on The Haitian Times. Mary Ellen Pleasant: The Haitian-descended abolitionist who built a fortune in 19th-century America was first posted on February 9, 2025 at 10:43 am.

2025-02-09 4

Business & Tech

The enduring flight of Sunrise Airways: Haiti’s last airline

Sunrise Airways, Haiti’s last airline, faces criticism but strives to improve, with CEO Philippe Bayard vowing to meet challenges. The post The enduring flight of Sunrise Airways: Haiti’s last airline appeared first on The Haitian Times. The enduring flight of Sunrise Airways: Haiti’s last airline was first posted on January 23, 2025 at 2:33 pm.

2025-01-23 3

Arts

Painter Mathias Thébaud critiques and celebrates Haiti, one artwork at a time

Despite the pervasive violence and instability, Haiti’s creative spirit endures in people like Thébaud, creatives who navigate and challenge their environment to till the country’s cultural richness. The post Painter Mathias Thébaud critiques and celebrates Haiti, one artwork at a time appeared first on The Haitian Times. Painter Mathias Thébaud critiques and celebrates Haiti, one artwork at a time was first posted on December 25, 2024 at 8:22 am.

2024-12-25 5

Dominican Republic

The last survivors: Elders recount the 1937 Parsley Massacre and life after in Haiti

In this sleepy village of 10,000 people lives a special group of residents whose presence has drawn many over the years. A group whose numbers dwindle each passing year. The post The last survivors: Elders recount the 1937 Parsley Massacre and life after in Haiti appeared first on The Haitian Times. The last survivors: Elders recount the 1937 Parsley Massacre and life after in Haiti was first posted on October 4, 2024 at 6:46 pm.

2024-10-05 1

Business & Tech

Haitian-born studio exec launches professional development platform for immigrants

In June, Maurice and co-founder Devika Brij, launched Zaka Connect, a professional development platform. The goal is to help immigrant professionals understand how to better navigate their careers. With their own funds, the married pair has assembled an array of resources that members can access for a monthly fee, ranging $9.99 to $39.99, launched a podcast featuring immigrant executives and have begun social media promotions. The post Haitian-born studio exec launches professional development platform for immigrants appeared first on The […]

2024-08-08 4

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