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Haitian Times Morning News Roundup
Haitian Times News Roundup – July 26
Haitians in America Haitians In America: Photographer Captures Injustice Through Work Zarita Zevallos is New York-based architect and photographer. However, everything that makes her who she is comes from Haiti, her native country. Zevallos uses her craft to capture injustices and break the system. Continue reading. Politics Judge denies Trump bid to toss immigration…
Haitian Times Morning News Roundup
Haitian Times News Roundup -July 24
Haitians in America Haitian American Academic Named Harvard Dean A member of the Harvard faculty since 2006 and the FAS dean of social science since 2015, Gay is the Wilbur A. Cowett Professor of Government and of African and African American Studies and is the founding chair of Harvard’s Inequality in America Initiative. She will…
Haitian Times Morning News Roundup
Haitian Times News Roundup – July 20
Haiti Haiti’s maternal mortality rates among the highest. So why is this hospital closing? In a country where more women die before, during and after childbirth than anywhere else in the Western Hemisphere, poor women in Haiti with high-risk pregnancies now have one less option for life-saving care. Continue reading. Haitians in America Haitians In…
Haitian Times Morning News Roundup
Haitian Times News Roundup – July 19
Food A Huge Haitian Food Festival Is Happening In Montreal The 12th annual Haitian festival called Haiti En Folie is going down next weekend. The festival actually has multiple components at various locations, but if you’re strictly looking for food you have to attend the Foire Culinaire which will be held in Parc Lafontaine in…
Haitian Times Morning News Roundup
Haitian Times News Roundup – July 17
Haiti Haiti fuel price jump was ‘guaranteed to lead to backlash,’ U.N. poverty expert says The United Nations’ top expert on poverty criticized the International Monetary Fund’s continued push to force Haiti to remove fuel subsidies on Monday, and said donors such as the World Bank and Inter-American Development Bank should help poor Haitians cushion…
Haitian Times Morning News Roundup
Haitian Times News Roundup – July 13
Haitians in America Haitian-Americans In South Florida Reflect On Recent Riots In Haiti What happens in Haiti is felt in South Florida. Recent protests in Haiti over hikes in fuels costs caused many in the Haitian diaspora to reflect on the politics and stability of the island. Continue reading. Haitians In America: Millennial War Vet…
Haitian Times Morning News Roundup
Haitian Times News Roundup – July 11
Food Fleur De Vie Hosts Fifth Annual Food Tasting Brunch On June 24, Fleur De Vie (Flower of Life) closed the month of June with its annual food tasting fundraising brunch “La Palette Saisonniere Du Chef” (Chef’s Seasonal Palette) at New York’s French Institute Alliance Francaise (FIAF). The New York-based nonprofit partners with existing organizations…
Opinion
Kreyol: Another Perspective on Orphanhood
By David S. Willig The author of “Kreyol, The Orphan That Wouldn’t Go Away,” Dr. Reynard Altema, raises some excellent points about the status of French and the local vernacular in Haiti. Looking at the issue from the outside can give an added perspective to the thesis that a language policy is something that can favor…
Haitian Times Morning News Roundup
Haitian Times News Roundup – July 9
Immigration The Never-Ending Search For Home: One Haitian Family’s Journey Through The Americas For A Place To Call Home It was a rainy day in March, when Jean René Suprena listened intently to Jeremy Jong, his lawyer, inside the attorney visitation room at LaSalle Detention Center in Jena, Louisiana. Both men sat across opposite…