Haitian authors telling our stories to know this Women’s History Month
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Jakmèl Kanaval exhibition in Brooklyn celebrates Haitian culture and history
Overview: A brand new exhibition at Haiti Cultural Change in Brooklyn brings Jacmel’s Kanaval to life by means of immersive
Haiti U-17 one win from history after 4–0 win over Antigua
Overview: Haiti’s U-17 males’s group is one win away from qualifying for the 2026 FIFA U-17 World Cup after a
Haiti’s Winter Olympics team makes history at Milan Cortina
Overview: Haiti’s two Winter Olympics athletes are making historical past on the Milan Cortina Video games sporting uniforms wealthy with
Today in history: Roger Lafontant’s failed coup tested Haiti’s fragile democracy
Overview: A glance again at Roger Lafontant’s try to stop President-elect Jean-Bertrand Aristide from taking workplace after provisional President Ertha
Today in history: Haiti’s first free presidential election brings Jean‑Bertrand Aristide to power
Overview: On Dec. 16, 1990, Haiti held its first peaceable democratic election, with Jean‑Bertrand Aristide successful 67% of the vote.
Today in history: 1991 coup removes Aristide, sparking mass migration to the US
On this present day in 1991, Haiti was thrown into turmoil when President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, the nation’s first democratically elected
Melchie Dumornay makes history as first Haitian nominated for Ballon d’Or
Overview: Haitian soccer star Melchie Daëlle Dumornay has made historical past once more by turning into the primary Haitian participant
Jacmel celebrates 327 years of history with a cultural fusion of music, art and tradition
Overview: Jacmel marked its 327th anniversary with a month stuffed with actions, together with parades, dance performances, and a tribute
Haitian friends cling to passion for basketball despite country’s crises; now they’re close to witnessing history, a player of their origin lifts the NBA trophy
CAP-HAÏTIEN — In 2015, when Port-au-Prince was safer, Varona Jean-Charles and Otniel Despagne usually trekked late at evening—pacing the pitch-black