Health workers have been committed to wiping out malaria in Haiti and have succeeded in halving the incidence of the disease since 2010.
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A Conversation with Edwidge Danticat on Haiti and Back-to-School Traditions
The school year in Haiti is off to a difficult start as protests around the country caused delays and unrest,…
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How The New Road In Cap-Haïtien Is Changing Lives
The updates made to the road connecting Labadie and the city of Cap has had an overwhelmingly positive impact on…
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Tested Innocence: A Shared Journey to Self-Love and Acceptance
By Bernadette Jeudy Editor’s Note: Bernadette Jeudy works in the corporate finance industry and is also the founder of CureMind Wellness…
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“Don’t Talk Yourself Into Heartache:” Advice for Alzheimer’s Caregivers
By Sunnyside Community Services, Inc. Hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers are caregivers and as the population of the United…
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Almost a decade after Haiti quake, Latter-day Saints have rebuilt physically and spiritually
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — Marie Claire Jean-Jacque stiffens while talking about that hellish day, not too long ago, when her husband,…
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Preparing For The Rainy Season in Haiti
Most Haitians are no stranger to the country’s sometimes brutal rainy season. The majority of the land is vulnerable to natural…
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Black Travel Vibes: Discover the Stunning Beauty of Haiti
Despite being the first free Black republic in the world, people continue to sleep on Haiti. The country has gone…
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Volunteers Participate in Annual ‘Nap Bale’ Clean Up Initiative in Haiti
The third edition of the initiative “Nap balé” to clean up Port-Au-Prince, took off on Avenue John Brown on April…
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Haitian Carnival is Nearly Here! How Will You Celebrate?
With a diverse mix of African, European and Latin American ancestry, cultural expression holds a special place in the hearts of…