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50 Young Haitian Women Trained in Digital Technology: BIZNISLIFE & UHDES Pave the Way for a New Generation of Leaders!
50 Young Haitian Women Trained in Digital Technology: BIZNISLIFE & UHDES Pave the Way for a New Generation of Leaders!
50 Young Haitian Women Trained in Digital Technology: BIZNISLIFE & UHDES Pave the Way for a New Generation of Leaders!
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50 Young Haitian Women Trained in Digital Technology: BIZNISLIFE & UHDES Pave the Way for a New Generation of Leaders!

On February 2, 2025, a new initiative promoting women’s empowerment was launched with the launch of a digital skills training program, led by BIZNISLIFE and UHDES (Haitian Emergency for Economic and Social Development). This ambitious project aims to train and support 50 young women from the Nippes department in the digital world, offering them a gateway to promising professional opportunities.

A Structured Pathway Blending Entrepreneurship and Personal Development

From the very first days, the participants were immersed in an intensive learning process. The training began with an entrepreneurial workshop led by Valery NUMA, a recognized expert in the field, who shared his advice during a conference entitled "Impacting Your Community Through Entrepreneurship" at Camp-Perrin, at the Le Recul Résidences.

This program wasn’t limited to technical aspects: on February 16, a special session on personal development was led by James LAMITIÉ, a young social activist. The goal? To strengthen the participants’ confidence and resilience, two essential assets for advancing in the professional world and facing the challenges of digital technology.

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Practical training for complete immersion in digital technology

One of the program’s highlights was the implementation of specialized workshops in key digital areas:

- Graphic Design: Led by Swans ELASMÉ and Ben Merisson PIERRE, this module allowed participants to acquire the fundamentals of visual creation and graphic design.

- Digital Marketing: Led by Marc-Landre Laguerre and Jean-Richard Duce, this workshop focused on online communication strategies, social media management, and optimizing digital visibility.

- Photography: Led by Jean-Richard Duce, CEO of BIZNISLIFE, this workshop trained young women in photography techniques and the importance of visuals in digital communication.

Through these modules, which combined theory and practice, participants acquired essential skills to succeed in the digital economy and develop their own projects.

A program that goes beyond training: a springboard for the future

This program not only provided technical skills; it also created a true community of committed women, ready to support each other and collaborate on innovative projects.

The initiative culminated on March 8, 2025, at the Women’s Innovation and Leadership Forum, organized to celebrate International Women’s Day. This event was marked by enriching discussions between women entrepreneurs, leaders, and professionals, highlighting the central role of women in innovation and digital development.

During this forum, Clara Guillaume, an emblematic figure of women’s leadership, captivated the audience with an inspiring presentation on the theme: "Women’s Innovation and Leadership: Every Woman Has a Role to Play."

She emphasized the importance of self-confidence, perseverance, and mentorship, key elements for women to succeed in technology fields.

Innovative projects presented by participants

The forum was also an opportunity for the 50 young women trained to showcase their talents through concrete and impactful projects. Grouped into teams, they presented digital initiatives focused on:

Promoting local products online
Promoting Haitian culture through visual content
Improving access to digital education in rural areas

These presentations demonstrated the extent to which these young women are ready to use their skills to create a real impact in their communities.

Towards the sustainable inclusion of women in the digital sector

The program initiated by BIZNISLIFE and UHDES doesn’t stop there. It is part of a long-term vision aimed at strengthening the presence of women in the digital sector and providing them with the necessary resources for entrepreneurship.

With this training, these 50 young Haitian women are no longer just learners: they are now agents of change, ready to conquer the digital world and inspire other generations of women in Haiti.

Digital technology is a powerful lever for emancipation and, thanks to this program, these young female talents are ready to transform the future.

Conference / Festival Quatre Chemins / 21st edition
Conference / Festival Quatre Chemins / 21st edition

Conference / Festival Quatre Chemins / 21st edition

The impact of collective and individual trauma on the personal development of young people in Port-au-Prince While writers, actors, dancers, poets, among others, have gratified us with their performances, the master’s degree student in psychology at the Faculty of Human Sciences (FASCH), Lourdya Blaise, spoke with the audience about trauma. Structured around the theme "Youth and Trauma, analysis of the impact of collective and individual trauma on the personal development of young people living in Port-au-Prince between 2010-2024", this conference gave rise to enriching discussions. During this meeting, moderated by Michaël Formilus, Ms. Blaise showed how the events that have taken place in the country have caused cases of trauma among Haitians. According to the student, citing the American Psychological Association, we speak of trauma as a consequence of trauma. The latter is explained by the fact that we feel threatened, whether it is the person in question or their loved ones. However, she specifies that a collective trauma remains depending on the impact that the event has on the individual. To illustrate her remarks, she mentioned the earthquake of January 12, 2010, considered a collective trauma, insofar as it still occupies our minds. This tragedy reminds us of the disappearance of our loved ones and enormous losses. This is the case of a trauma that becomes a collective trauma. For the student, it should be emphasized that when an event occurs, some people are traumatized and others are not. According to him, the violence of armed gangs is not perceived in the same way, says Ms. Blaise. There are people who have fled their homes but are not traumatized. In fact, some people see traumatic situations as a passing event, she says. The speaker also spoke about collective trauma, which, according to him, preoccupies the mind, even if we no longer experience it. It manifests itself in several forms: lack of sleep, fear psychosis, intrusive thoughts, intense heartbeat, etc. Generally, symptoms related to trauma are hard to die. When it persists, it becomes acute stress. To deal with it, we must talk to other people. If the situation persists, acute stress turns into a phase of post-traumatic stress; in this case, we must confide in a trusted person or go see a mental health specialist, she advises. In her presentation, Lourdya Bazile also drew attention to the psychological state of children in these times. According to the presenter, children are also facing this crisis situation, even if they do not talk about it to their parents. As much as adults, children also plan their future. Faced with flouted school years, they become pensive and worried, she stressed. They withdraw. The child who used to be brilliant can become violent and perform less well at school. Parents are called upon to listen to them and understand them. A good moment of exchange, rich in practical advice. The audience participated fully. In turn, the presenter invites them to breathe better and meditate. "We live in a country where worries mix, we must take time for ourselves, do sports, eat well, make sure that the sleeping space is clean and take time for ourselves. There is more than one way to find calm," recalls the psychologist. Gertrude Jean-Louis

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Pelina Ericles

Merci pour l’article🤗🤗

L’aventure continue🔥🔥

March 16, 2025 - 07:27:04 PM
Rosemé Marie Lincey Bet-shaïda

Je profite de ma voix et de la voix des femmes qui étaient en formation pour remercier Haiti Wonderland pour la lumière qu'il a apporté sur 50 jeunes femmes qui ont pris des initiatives dans le domaine du numérique et mettre en valeur BIZNISLIFE et l'UHDES qui ont cru en nous pour nous aider à développer nos capacités.
Haïti wonderland merci beaucoup

March 16, 2025 - 07:35:27 PM
Edmonde Marie-Junie Alsaint

Ce n'était pas une simple formation mais c'était aussi un lieu d'apprentissage familial car il n'est pas facile pour que les femmes ont une bonne collaboration et pourtant Biznislife le fait en un mois grâce à un mouvement de reseautage pour créer de l'amitié entre les participantes. Pour moi personnellement c'était une très belle aventure.

March 16, 2025 - 07:41:00 PM
Swans

Être mentionné dans un tel article témoigne de l'importance de l'éducation numérique en Haïti et de la responsabilité que nous, jeunes professionnels, avons dans la transmission du savoir. Contribuer à la formation en Graphic Design, c'est bien plus qu'enseigner des techniques ; c'est offrir aux participants les outils pour exprimer leur créativité et s'imposer dans un monde digital en constante évolution. Je suis honoré de faire partie de cette initiative et motivé à poursuivre cette mission de partage et de développement du numérique dans mon pays.

March 16, 2025 - 07:45:01 PM
Woodiany Derane

Merci à wonderland pour cet article. J'ai adoré votre approche . Très inspirant!

March 16, 2025 - 08:10:11 PM
Jackciana Petida Nicolas

Mwen se Youn nan benefisyè program de fomasyon ke Biznislife ak patnè li òganize program sa se yon terapi pou mwen li edem familyarizem ak plizyè lòt fanm e li pèmèt mw devlope konnesans mw nan youn nan metye nimerik yo kise fotografi e map kontinye fè plis eksperyans avek yo toujou

March 16, 2025 - 08:22:44 PM
Jose daphkar Christian

C'est une opportunité exceptionnelle pour nous les jeunes femmes avisées. Merci à Bisnislife et son partenaire UHDES.

March 16, 2025 - 08:22:59 PM
Ernica Eliassaint

"Bravo BiznisLife & UHDES pou bèl inisyativ sa! Fòmasyon sa a se yon benediksyon pou mwen ak 49 lòt fanm ki te gen chans patisipe. Mèsi espesyal pou fòmatè Graphic Design yo, ELASME Swans ak Ben Merisson Pierre, ki te pataje konesans yo ak pasyans pou ede nou grandi nan domèn sa. Gras ak yo, nou pare pou enpakte kominote nou pi byen! Anpil lanmou pou nou 🫂❤️. Yon lòt fwa, mèsi BiznisLife & UHDES pou opòtinite sa 🙏."

March 16, 2025 - 08:33:05 PM
Djiveline JADOR

Atik sa vrèman enteresan. Mwen kontan wè gwosè travay sa #BiznisLife ak UHDES ap òganize a. Mwen se yon jèn ki mache nan lojik lidèchip feminen an, mwen ta renmen nou reyalize bèl fòmasyon sa a nan Nò a tou🙏.

March 17, 2025 - 07:40:06 AM
Diana Dérat

Mwen se yon benefisyè nan program fòmasyon sa ,mwen kwè nan nan chanjman kominote nou e menm nasyon an ,byenfè pa janm pèdi mèsi Biznislife ak UHDES,ann vanse pou yon pi bon demen .

March 17, 2025 - 03:37:16 PM
WidLINe JEAN

Mwen ap felisite Biznislife ak UHDES kite mete tèt yo ansanm pou te mete program sa sou pye pou te prouve nou menm fanm nou gen apil enpak nou ka fè epi pote nan sosyete a mpa regrèt dutou mte pami 50 fanm sa yo ,epi sak fèm plus kontan yo pa lage nou jus kounya yap panse pou nou mèsi trò piti poum ta di nou pou gro travay sa nap fè a lipa gen pri mw renmen nou mèsi

March 28, 2025 - 10:41:19 PM
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