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    • May
      13
      2013

      Noelle Theard, The Interview: Inside a Photographer’s World

    • Noelle Theard, The Interview: Inside a Photographer’s World
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      Born in El Paso, Texas to a Haitian father and a French mother, Noelle Theard is a co-founder of FotoKonbit, Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Featured
    • May
      4
      2013

      Haiti History 101: Haiti by the Decades, the 1990s

    • Haiti History 101: Haiti by the Decades, the 1990s
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      It’s time to take a look back at Haiti over the years. This said, welcome to yet another edition of Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Featured, Haiti Decades Series
    • Apr
      23
      2013

      Haitians Living in France: A Conversation with Photographer Henry Roy

    • Haitians Living in France: A Conversation with Photographer Henry Roy
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      The photography community in France counts Henry Roy as one of their own, and one of the best at what Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Featured
    • Apr
      11
      2013

      Kristo Nicolas: An Interview on Life Through the Eyes of the Painter

    • Kristo Nicolas: An Interview on Life Through the Eyes of the Painter
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      Christian Nicolas’ artistic tendency gave way to the birth of Kristo Nicolas the painter. Nicolas graduated from the Germain School Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Featured
    • Mar
      21
      2013

      Faces of Haiti’s Past: Magloire St Aude (1912-1971), Haiti’s Surrealist Poet

    • Faces of Haiti’s Past: Magloire St Aude (1912-1971), Haiti’s Surrealist Poet
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      In June of 1938, Magloire St. Aude joined forces with other Haitian intellectuals of the time—-among them Lorimer Denis and Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Featured
    • Mar
      18
      2013

      Presenting…Chef Jude Dambreville, But You Can Call Him Chef Zoe

    • Presenting…Chef Jude Dambreville, But You Can Call Him Chef Zoe
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      Jonise Sainvil will never forget the day she had her first bite of Jude Dambreville’s food. They were both active Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Featured
    • Mar
      12
      2013

      Andy Saint-Rome Labossiere: Painting Haiti in Puerto Rico

    • Andy Saint-Rome Labossiere: Painting Haiti in Puerto Rico
    • 1

      Born in Port-au-Prince, Andy Saint-Rome Labossiere is the grandson of Gerard Saint-Rome, a legendary painter and photographer. And it so Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Featured
    • Mar
      11
      2013

      Dina Simon of My Haiti Travels Global: Helping Haiti Reclaim its Spot in World Tourism

    • Dina Simon of My Haiti Travels Global: Helping Haiti Reclaim its Spot in World Tourism
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      Can Haiti’s tourism get its groove back? For Dina Simon of My Haiti Travels (MHT Global, LLC), that is the Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Featured
    • Mar
      10
      2013

      Working in Haiti: Tips and Words of Wisdom from Professionals Who’ve Been (or Are) There

    • Working in Haiti: Tips and Words of Wisdom from Professionals Who’ve Been (or Are) There
    • 0

      In the market for a job? Why not look towards Haiti for the next chapter in your career? But wait, Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Featured
    • Mar
      2
      2013

      How to Get a Job in Haiti: 8 Tips to Get You Started

    • How to Get a Job in Haiti: 8 Tips to Get You Started
    • 6

      Above: Rose Jeudy President of Haiti Staffing and Business Resources (HSBR) in her office in Haiti. Looking for a job? Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Featured
    • Feb
      11
      2013

      Haiti Tourism Inc: How Davidson Toussaint and His Team Are Changing How Others See Haiti

    • Haiti Tourism Inc: How Davidson Toussaint and His Team Are Changing How Others See Haiti
    • 1

      Davidson Toussaint is succeeding where some thought he never would: in the Haiti tourism business. With Haiti Tourism Inc, the Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Featured
    • Feb
      9
      2013

      What Writing the First English Guidebook to Haiti in Twenty Years Taught A Blan About Haiti

    • What Writing the First English Guidebook to Haiti in Twenty Years Taught A Blan About Haiti
    • 5

      Who here thinks that Haiti is a great tourist destination, and one that will regain its footing at the top Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Featured
    • Feb
      1
      2013

      Writing the Haitian Novel or Did I Mention That I’m Writing a Book?

    • Writing the Haitian Novel or Did I Mention That I’m Writing a Book?
    • 5

      Did I mention that I’m writing a book? Yeah, I am. Mè wi! I guess I should have brought it Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Featured
    • Jan
      26
      2013

      David Delisca: Interview with The Spoken Word Artist and Performer

    • David Delisca: Interview with The Spoken Word Artist and Performer
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      David Delisca is one of the rising stars in spoken word scene. Born in Haiti—bred in Toronto, Canada—Delisca has dazzled Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Featured
    • Jan
      7
      2013

      BelTiFi Inc: Working Towards the Empowerment of Young Haitian Women

    • BelTiFi Inc: Working Towards the Empowerment of Young Haitian Women
    • 1

      Above: Some of the bèl timoun of BelTiFi Inc…Diana Prud’homme, Director of Social Media and Interaction, Judith Jacques Director of Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Featured
    • Jan
      1
      2013

      12 Things You May Not Have Known About Haitian Independence Day

    • 12 Things You May Not Have Known About Haitian Independence Day
    • 10

      Dear pupils, Welcome to yet another edition of Haiti History 101. Yeah! Did you know that January 1st is Haitian Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Featured
    • Jan
      1
      2013

      Haiti History 101: Who Really Killed Jean-Jacques Dessalines and 13 Other Mysteries of Haitian History Unraveled by Historian Charles Dupuy

    • Haiti History 101: Who Really Killed Jean-Jacques Dessalines and 13 Other Mysteries of Haitian History Unraveled by Historian Charles Dupuy
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      Hello, pupils. Welcome to yet another session of Haiti History 101. Take a seat, and get a snack because this Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Featured
    • Dec
      23
      2012

      Francie Latour on Haitian-American Identity, Culture and Biculturalism

    • Francie Latour on Haitian-American Identity, Culture and Biculturalism
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      When most people meet Francie Latour, they’re probably surprised to learn that she only has two hands. After all, she Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Featured
    • Nov
      26
      2012

      Essud Funcap: A Musical and Art Legend Speaks

    • Essud Funcap: A Musical and Art Legend Speaks
    • 2

      It’s hard to categorize Essud Fungcap—from his looks, to his life, to his music, and his paintings. He’s what some Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Featured
    • Nov
      20
      2012

      The Story of Judith Craig Morency: A Former Haitian Adoptee Speaks on Haitian Adoption and Identity

    • The Story of Judith Craig Morency: A Former Haitian Adoptee Speaks on Haitian Adoption and Identity
    • 6

      For decades, thousands of non-Haitian parents have adopted children from Haiti. What becomes of those children? Do they assimilate well Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Featured
    • Nov
      3
      2012

      Jacqueline Turian Cardozo (1929-2004), Educator and Creator of Ti Malice au Pays des Lettres

    • Jacqueline Turian Cardozo (1929-2004), Educator and  Creator of <em>Ti Malice au Pays des Lettres</em>
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      Chapo Ba…in which we pay tribute to someone who has made a significant impact on Haitian culture. Jacqueline Turian Cardozo Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Featured
    • Oct
      31
      2012

      Odette Roy Fombrun (1917-), Educator, Feminist and Historian

    • Odette Roy Fombrun (1917-), Educator, Feminist and Historian
    • 3

      By the time Odette Roy came into the world on a warm June day in 1917, her family was one Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Featured
    • Oct
      25
      2012

      Perle Hospitality or How Two Female Entrepreneurs Are Planning to Revamp Haiti’s Hospitality Industry

    • Perle Hospitality or How Two Female Entrepreneurs Are Planning to Revamp Haiti’s Hospitality Industry
    • 3

      Photo: Martine Stephenson (standing) and Gabrielle Rigaud (sitting) are the masterminds behind Perle Hospitality. Haiti’s hospitality and tourism industry will Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Featured
    • Oct
      15
      2012

      NAHP—The National Association of Haitian Professionals, Inc—Helping Advance the Careers of Haitian Professionals

    • NAHP—The National Association of Haitian Professionals, Inc—Helping Advance the Careers of Haitian Professionals
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      Are you a young Haitian professional, fresh out of college, and not knowing north from south on your career compass? Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Featured
    • Oct
      6
      2012

      Jean Fouchard (1912-1990) Historian, Author, Diplomat

    • Jean Fouchard (1912-1990) Historian, Author, Diplomat
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      Jean Fouchard was born on March 2, 1912 in Port-au-Prince, the fourth son of the couple Catinat Fouchard and Clara Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Featured
    • Oct
      2
      2012

      Claude Dambreville: Interview with a Haitian Art Master

    • Claude Dambreville: Interview with a Haitian Art Master
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      For anyone on the international art scene, and especially those who collect and appreciate Haitian art, Claude Dambreville is a Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Featured
    • Oct
      1
      2012

      Coriolan Ardouin: Haiti’s Tragic Poet (1812-1835)

    • Coriolan Ardouin: Haiti’s Tragic Poet (1812-1835)
    • 2

      Can you imagine coming into the world the same day that your mother loses another child? This is the way Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Featured
    • Sep
      24
      2012

      The School of Choice—Ecole de Choix—An Experiment in Trillingual Education in Haiti

    • The School of Choice—Ecole de Choix—An Experiment in Trillingual Education in Haiti
    • 6

      Should students in Haiti be taught in three Languages? The woman behind The School of Choice—Ecole de Choix—in Mirebalais seems Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Education, Featured
    • Sep
      18
      2012

      The Charming Life of the Haitian Elite and A Pictorial History of the Haitian Bourgeoisie Part 2

    • The Charming Life of the Haitian Elite and A Pictorial History of the Haitian Bourgeoisie Part 2
    • 5

      The time has come for us to revisit the charming life of the Haitian elite and middle class. Let us Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Featured
    • Sep
      12
      2012

      Haiti History 101: Haiti by the Decades, The 1970s

    • Haiti History 101: Haiti by the Decades, The 1970s
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      Jean-Claude Duvalier and his mom Simone Ovide Duvalier during a formal presidential occasion in July of 1973. Haiti license plates Continue Reading...


      Written by Kat Featured
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