Tag: Haitian
Overview: Former Haitian Commerce Minister Danielle Saint-Lot has spent much of her career supporting entrepreneurs and women-owned businesses in Haiti. Through recent initiatives such as the Haiti Creative Marketplace, she…
Overview: A growing number of Haitian-owned restaurants across Brooklyn and Queens are bringing fresh energy to traditional dishes, reflecting the continued expansion of Haitian cuisine in New York City. Haitian…
Overview: A celebration of Haitian heritage, called “Stronger Together,” brought together community members, elected officials, business leaders and advocates at Culture in Columbus, Ohio, home to the state’s largest Haitian…
Overview: From rasin to hip-hop and konpa, Haitian artists at home and abroad have released enough music for a soundtrack dedicated to Haiti’s first World Cup appearance in 52 years….
Overview: New York City Health Commissioner Dr. Alister Martin reflects on his Haitian upbringing, his mother’s journey from immigrant worker to global professional and cancer survivor in this wide-ranging interview….
Overview: As Haiti participates in the World Cup for the first time in 52 years, a wave of Haitian and Haitian American designers has released their own takes on the…
Overview: In the lead-up to Mother’s Day in Haiti, the International Lawyers’ Office (BAI) and grassroots women’s organizations called on the government to strengthen protection and support for women affected…
NEW YORK — Haitian American former NYPD lieutenant Edwin Raymond, who gained national attention for speaking out against police quotas and misconduct inside the department, has been appointed the new…