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$300K shortfall stalls landfill project meant to clean up Northeast Haiti
A landfill in Northeast Haiti faces delays due to a $300K shortfall, with key environmental safeguards still missing.
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7 Galleries to visit promoting Haitian art
Haitian art has long been celebrated for its bold colors, spiritual depth, and storytelling power. Across the United States, several galleries are dedicated to preserving and promoting the work of ...
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Officials ramp up advocacy to protect Haiti TPS, but some in community call for more outreach
Haitian American officials and advocates are rallying against the federal decision to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS), calling for legal action and congressional intervention. But while ...
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Haiti’s North builds first of new landfills to tackle waste crisis
A waste management site with 12,000 to 15,000 cubic meters capacity was inaugurated in Limonade on Feb. 26. This is a pilot project and part of a larger initiative aimed at utilizing the trash ...
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Haitian women commemorate International Women’s Day spotlighting broken justice system | Photos
On International Women’s Rights Day, Haitian women raised their voices in prisons, protests, and art festivals. From Cap-Haïtien to Fort-Liberté, they demanded justice, recognition, and change—facing ...
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‘I don’t know where else to go.’ Haitian women in displacement camps demand protection on International Women’s Rights Day
On International Women’s Rights Day, thousands of displaced Haitian women living in makeshift camps denounced their dire living conditions and urged the government to restore security so they could ...
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Surge in asylum applications from Haitians in Mexico as some seek alternative to US
Due to the shutdown of the CBP One app, which had been a crucial tool for asylum seekers and migrants to schedule legal border appointments, thousands of Haitians stranded in Mexico are now seeking ...
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Haiti’s Madan Sara face extortion and violence from gangs
Haiti’s women’s rights movement stands at a crossroads on International Women’s Rights Day 2025, as escalating violence, economic struggles and political exclusion threaten hard-won progress.
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How has Haiti inspired other nations in their fight for liberation? Part 2
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Community connections: How Indianapolis partnered up when the Haitians came
This solutions-focused story examines how leaders in city government, nonprofits and other entities partnered to help an influx of Haitians settle in Indianapolis. It looks at some limitations of ...
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Fritz Alphonse Jean becomes new president of Haiti’s Transitional Presidential Council
Fritz Alphonse Jean has been sworn in as president of Haiti’s Transitional Presidential Council (CPT), replacing Leslie Voltaire after a tumultuous five-month term. Voltaire’s tenure was marked by ...