Danielle Saint-Lot works to expand global markets for Haitian artisans
The former Haitian commerce minister has spent decades supporting entrepreneurs, with a recent focus on connecting artisans to clients
Danielle Saint-Lot has spent decades advocating for Haitian entrepreneurs. Today, she is focused on helping artisans reach international buyers as traditional markets continue to shrink.
Haiti book fair ‘Livres en Folie’ honors René Depestre, draws generations of readers
The 32nd edition of Livres en Folie brought together 114 Haitian authors, more than 1,100 books and generations of readers at the El Rancho Hotel in Pétion-Ville.
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How Voodoo overcame suppression and became a democratic force in Benin
The religion’s resilience helped shape Benin’s democratic transition and continues to influence national identity.
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6 Haitian restaurants to check out across New York
Cafés, bakeries, lounges and more — the Haitian restaurants putting New York on the map, one plate at a time
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Laurena Finéus’ “Cautionary Tales” turns landscape into a metaphor for freedom
The Haitian-Canadian artist’s first New York City solo exhibition explores migration, environmental collapse and Black geographies through imagined landscapes.
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‘Grenadye Alaso! Men mizik…’ World Cup inspires new music from Haitian musicians
Several songs have emerged recently, but Haiti team has yet to adapt one as its official anthem
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Wyclef Jean to perform at FIFA World Cup Toronto countdown concert
The Grammy-winning Haitian star will join a lineup of acclaimed international artists at FIFA’s June 10 celebration ahead of the tournament’s kickoff
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Food
5 ways to celebrate Haitian Flag Day today
From food festivals and panel discussions to konpa parties and live performances, these events highlight Haitian culture and community nationwide.
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TapTap Now’s food delivery service gains traction in Cap-Haïtien
Despite internet outages, lack of electricity and slim profit margins, the app-based delivery service is changing how some residents order food in northern Haiti
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Haitian chef’s Brooklyn restaurant gets boost from food influencer’s viral review
‘La Cachette du Coin’ goes from empty tables to sold-out after secret visit draws huge Mother’s Day crowd
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