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Nov 27
Cochon Creole: The Indigenous Pig of Ayiti

The Cochon Creole, or Creole pig, is an integral part of Haiti’s agricultural heritage. This indigenous breed, known for its resilience and adaptability, has been a cornerstone of rural life in Ayiti for generations. Understanding the significance of this unique pig not only sheds light on Haiti’s farming practices but also highlights the cultural and economic […]

Nov 27
7 Best Haitian Holiday Drinks

Haitian holiday celebrations are rich in tradition, and no gathering is complete without the warm embrace of its iconic beverages. These drinks not only quench thirst but also evoke nostalgia and foster community. As the festive season approaches, exploring these delightful concoctions can add a unique touch to your celebrations, whether you’re familiar with Haitian […]

Oct 29
Raising Proud Haitians: Embracing Culture and History in Education

Haitian culture and history offer a rich heritage, often overshadowed. Teaching young Haitians about their cultural roots builds pride and responsibility. By centering education on Haitian history, language, and achievements, we can cultivate strong identities, encouraging young Haitians to lead with purpose. Here’s how this approach can transform education. Celebrating Haitian Culture Haitian culture brims […]

Oct 29
What Describes Haiti’s Leadership in the 1850s

Haiti’s leadership in the 1850s was characterized by frequent changes and internal turmoil. The rise of Emperor Faustin Soulouque and his subsequent fall highlight a period of authoritarianism followed by efforts at national reconciliation. International relations played a significant role in shaping the country’s leadership dynamics. Faustin Soulouque: From General to Emperor In 1847, General […]

Oct 21
The Hispaniolan Trogon: Haiti’s Feathered Icon of Beauty and Biodiversity

The Hispaniolan Trogon represents Haiti’s natural beauty and biodiversity. What is the Hispaniolan Trogon? The Hispaniolan Trogon (Priotelus roseigaster) is a stunning bird native to the island of Hispaniola, shared by Haiti and the Dominican Republic. With its shimmering metallic green feathers, a gray throat and breast, and a vibrant red belly, the Hispaniolan Trogon […]

Oct 14
The Citadelle Laferrière: Haiti’s Fortress of Strength and Symbol of Independence

The Citadelle Laferrière stands tall in Haiti, a true symbol of strength and independence. This fortress is not just a historical site; it represents the resilience and spirit of the Haitian people. Let’s explore some common questions about this remarkable structure and its significance. What is the Citadelle Laferrière? The Citadelle Laferrière is a massive […]

Oct 11
6 Unforgettable Ways Haiti Has Helped the United States

Haiti may not always be in the spotlight for its influence on the United States, but its contributions run deeper than most realize. From history to culture, the Caribbean nation has played a vital role in shaping America. Here are six significant ways Haiti has helped the United States:   The Haitian Revolution and the […]

Oct 08
Rara : Haiti’s Festival of Music, Art, and Community

Rara is a vibrant festival in Haiti that fills the streets with color, sound, and energy. It’s more than just a celebration—it’s a cultural expression, a way for people to come together, and a tool for resistance. Every year during Easter season, communities gather to celebrate with Haitian music, dance, and art. Rara is a […]

Oct 04
Rethinking Haiti’s Education During the Crisis

Haiti is facing a big crisis in education that needs immediate attention. Haiti’s education system is struggling with low enrollment, poor teaching quality, and many barriers that stop children from going to school. To understand the issue better, we need to look at the state of education in Haiti, how it ranks globally, why many […]

Apr 30
The Economic Melting Pot of Haiti Many Don’t Know About

Introduction: A Look at Haiti’s Economic Vibrancy When you think of Haiti, what comes to mind? You may think of it as a country with a history of political turmoil and natural disasters. Internationally, the media often paints Haiti with a single brushstroke, focusing on its struggles without catching a glimpse of the rich tapestry […]