The New York Times One moment Boston parents were looking forward to school doors reopening sooner or later for kindergartners…
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VP debate centers on pandemic that has ravaged communities
Wednesday evening’s vice presidential debate focused largely on the coronavirus pandemic, which had a devastating impact on Haitian-Americans, from New York to Florida.
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COVID-19 in the US: Haitian-Americans move forward, facing uncertainty
More than six months into the pandemic, Haitians in the United States are moving forward, albeit with uncertainty about what lies ahead. Adding to the anxiety is the economic hardship driven by job loss, disparities in technology access and the persistent emotional toll of losing loved ones. According to medical experts, existing and unaddressed chronic health conditions have led to more severe cases of COVID-19.
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COVID-19 in Haiti: Experts stumped by low toll, as normalcy returns
Back in April, public health experts projected 1,000 deaths per day would occur by May in Haiti, whose population stands at more than 11 million. But the numbers recorded by the government have not come anywhere near these levels.
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Carnival 2020 hits the virtual road
By Sam Bojarski A Sept. 1 ribbon-cutting by WIADCA board members, elected officials and community leaders signifies the start of…
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When Home Is Not Always Safe: The Impact of COVID-19 On Children And Youth
By Shirley Plantin Millions of our children and youth have been home for nearly six months in the attempt to curb the spread of COVID-19….
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In Port-au-Prince and other Haitian cities, local groups have sprung up to fight the COVID-19 myths that have eroded trust in healthcare
By Anastasia Moloney BOGOTA, July 28 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Walking door to door through the crowded streets of a…
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‘I’m Alive’: Tale Of a Haitian Father Who Recovered From COVID-19
By Onz Chery Sondy Valestine, 28, felt an inexplicable amount of strength in him as he drove to…
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Pandemic, Black Lives Matter highlight need for culturally effective mental health services to Haitians
By Macollvie J. Neel and Rachele Viard BROOKLYN — Sohamy Pinard, a psychiatric nurse practitioner, launched her mental health services…
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Haitian Strongholds Flatbush, Queens Village among hardest-hit by COVID-19
By Sam Bojarski New York City isn’t out of the woods yet when it comes to coronavirus, and neighborhoods with…