Celebrate Brooklyn opens season with powerful showcase of Haitian female artists
Overview: Have fun Brooklyn launched its 2025 season with a showcase of three Haitian feminine singers—Riva Precil, Talie Cerin and […]
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For a Brooklyn Haitian nonprofit, new property signals strides in building collective wealth
Overview: This story explores how Lifetime of Hope solved its problem of regularly spending cash on lease by buying a
Brooklyn College opens summer leadership program for Haitian youth
Overview: The CUNY Haitian Research Institute at Brooklyn Faculty is accepting purposes for its summer season 2025 NextGen Civics &
Haitian pride on full display in Brooklyn celebration | PHOTOS
Overview: On May 10, Life of Hope hosted a colorful and community-driven celebration in Brooklyn commemorating Haitian Heritage Month. Haitian
From Brooklyn, to North Hempstead to New Jersey, US communities celebrate Haitian Heritage Month
Overview: US Communities honor Haitian Heritage Month, reflecting on years of celebration and neighborhood delight. NEW YORK — From Irvington
Michel Chataigne brings Haitian couture to Brooklyn through hands-on workshop
Overview: Michel Chataigne, Haitian vogue icon and present HXNY artist-in-residence, hosted an intimate workshop in Brooklyn the place members crafted
Brooklyn billboard exhibit highlights Haitian diaspora art in time for Haitian Heritage Month
Overview: A brand new public artwork exhibit titled Ansamn opens April 25 in Brooklyn, showcasing the work of Haitian-American artist
Haitian women authors share stories at Brooklyn College book talk
Overview: A celebration of Haitian girls’s voices in literature and meals introduced collectively authors and group members at Brooklyn Faculty.
Brooklyn rally calls for Haitian TPS reinstatement, blasts Adams and Trump
Overview: At a rally in Brooklyn’s Little Haiti Mar. 14, native officers and advocates known as on Washington to reinstate
Brooklyn honors Haitian-American leaders at Women of Distinction Awards
Overview: Neighborhood leaders, advocates, and elected officers gathered at Brooklyn Faculty’s Woody Tanger Auditorium on March 6 for the ninth