Happy Haitian Heritage Month
The Haitian Times is pleased to present special coverage of 2022 Haitian Heritage Month focused on how compatriots are living, surviving and thriving across the globe. Our coverage — Haitians Across Borders— aims to go beyond stories about the plethora of events taking place. All month, you’ll see a variety of stories about the Haitian flag, culture, arts, sports, people, tech and “slice of life” only The Haitian Times brings you consistently. As always, tell us what you think on social and via email, submissions@haitiantimes.com. Bonne fèt drapo!
Introducing Haitians Across Borders, our special coverage of Haitian Heritage Month
This year, The Haitian Times is pleased to present special coverage of Haitian Heritage Month focused on how compatriots are living, surviving and thriving across the globe.
Life in Haiti
May Day Traditions in Haiti
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Haitians in the United States
Where Haitian-Americans live in the US, according to the US Census Bureau | Updated
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Clyde Vanel: Busy assemblymember grounded in connecting immigrants to government support
Assemblymember Clyde Vanel will seek his third term in next month’s Democratic primary for District 33 in Queens.
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Haitian Flag Day
Man sets himself on fire at Vertières monument in Haiti
The man took off his boots, hat, bag and shirt and placed them next to a Haitian flag aside him.
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Official Haitian Flag Day parade in Cap-Haitien | PHOTOS
Performers and revelers during the official government commemoration of Haitian Flag Day held in Cap-Haitien May 18
Sounding off in Haiti on Flag Day | Videos
Flag Day brought on much lament from residents about the country’s crises even as they held tight to Haiti’s symbol of liberation.
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Haitians in Other Countries
Mexico a deathly place for many Haitians
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Haitians head to northern Mexico town, await asylum chance in US
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Haitians in Tapachula: At decision time, many choose Mexico over US permanently | Part 4
TAPACHULA, Mexico — Eight months after arriving in town, Melvil Richemond is finally allowing himself to dream. The 34-year-old is thinking about opening a Haitian restaurant in Mexico and bringing his wife and child from Haiti to live with him in Mexico. “I want to stay in Mexico to build my life,” said Richemond, while…
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Charts & Infographics
Haitians in Digital Spaces
Haiti History and Culture 101
A brief history of Haiti as a destination for groups seeking refuge
In decades past, many groups immigrated to Haiti, including Palestinians and Chinese, to escape persecution in their homelands. They also shaped Haitian society and culture over the years.