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The Haitian TimesBy Sam Bojarski NEW YORK – More assistance is headed to the Haitian National Police in the form of equipment, money and...
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The Haitian TimesBy Sam Bojarski NEW YORK – More assistance is headed to the Haitian National Police in the form of equipment, money and...
By Onz Chery, Sam Bojarski and Larisa Karr Haitians are feeling the pride at news that the United Nations Cultural Agency (UNESCO) has added soup...
The Haitian TimesBy Larisa Karr This time last year, the World Bank announced $60 million for Haiti tech projects. So far, Haiti has received...
The Haitian TimesBy Onz Chery FORT LAUDERDALE — It’s just not the same when she eats soup joumou in Florida, the Florida woman said. She...
The Haitian TimesBy Sam Bojarski A small but growing list of American politicians and government officials are now supporting a civil society commission that...
The Haitian TimesBy Onz Chery FORT LAUDERDALE — Aude Sicard remembers going to meeting after meeting all around Florida in the early 1990s. She...
By LARISA KARR NEW YORK — Marie-Nadine Pierre grew up in East New York, then left for school, including a master’s degree in anthropology...
The Haitian Timeswww.haitiantimes.comBy SAM BOJARSKI AND PAUL JR. PRUDENT Vaccination rates in the majority of New York’s Haitian neighborhoods are lagging behind the rest of the...
The Haitian Timeswww.haitiantimes.comBy SAM BOJARSKI In the United States, the influence of Indigenous peoples live on in a number of traditions, the most well-known...
The Haitian Timeswww.haitiantimes.comBy Onz Chery Several headliners, including heads of state, were slated to speak at the fifth edition of the Haiti Tech Summit next month....