Temporary Protected Status allowed thousands of Haitians to live in the U.S. for almost ten years. It will no longer…
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CUNY’s institute celebrates Haiti’s scholars
The CUNY Haitian Studies Institute (HSI) is a fairly new but beneficial resource center housed at Brooklyn College. Founded in…
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Celebrating the Battle that Defeated Napoléon
Beyond Vertières: A Decolonial History of the Haitians By Dr. Jean Eddy Saint Paul Contrary to the hegemonic trend of…
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Haitian Community Flexes Its Political Muscle
Voter waiting to cast his ballot at a Brooklyn NYC voting site in 2016. Photo Credit: Garry Pierre-Pierre. By Jonathan…
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Election day: City to add Haitian Creole among voting interpretation services
The city is making election day voting easier for New Yorkers who are not native English speakers. In an expansion…
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My Haitian-American Journey: Victor Glemaud
Haitian Roundtable Video Series: Victor Glemaud from The Hatian Roundtable on Vimeo.
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One on one with the organizers of the Creole Image Honors Award Ceremony
On Oct. 13, eight Haitian Americans were honored at the 2nd Annual Creole Image Honors Award Ceremony. Haitian Times’ Fabiola…
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My Haitian-American Journey: Kedma Poton Brown
Haitian Roundtable Video Series: Kedma Pognon Brown from The Hatian Roundtable on Vimeo.
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My Haitian-American Journey: Dr. Jeff Gardere
Haitian Roundtable Video Series: Dr. Jeff Gardere from The Hatian Roundtable on Vimeo.
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My Haitian-American Journey: Mona Scott-Young
In the latest edition of “My Haitian-American Journey,” music and media mogul Mona Scott-Young, and Haitian Roundtable board member, shares her experience dealing with the stigma of being Haitian and how her mother’s strength solidified her pride as a Haitian American.