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Kafou: ACTIF and JEUNES HAITI join forces to say "DEMEN KA BÈL"

ACTIF and JEUNES HAITI train young girls in entrepreneurship in Kafou with the “DEMEN KA BÈL” project for a promising future.

7 Reasons Haïti is Proud

Haiti, the jewel of the Caribbean, is a land rich in history, culture and natural beauty. Despite the challenges it has faced, this country remains a model of resilience and heritage for the entire world. Here are 7 major reasons Haïti is proud, with references and key figures that highlight its riches.

Haïti Kompa: Ayo girl, Jason Derulo ft Robinson ft Mikaben

The fusion of cultures and musical genres is at the heart of Jason Derulo’s latest single, "Ayo Girl", in collaboration with Belgian artist Robinson and Afro-rave prodigy Rema. This avant-garde piece, from the album “Nu King”, has already aroused the enthusiasm of Haitian fans, in particular because of the presence of Mikaben, who brings an authentic touch to the piece. What makes this single even more special is the remix of the song by Jason Derulo himself, introducing a compass beat, a vibrant tribute to Haitian music legend, Michael Benjamin. This initiative was welcomed by Benjamin’s family, recognizing Derulo’s respect and preservation of the musical heritage of the Haitian artist. The Compas Haïtien, pillar of Haitian music, was also honored through this piece, demonstrating once again the ability of music to transcend cultural boundaries and unite people across the world. With “Ayo Girl,” Jason Derulo and his collaborators not only deliver a captivating track that resonates with diverse musical influences, but also a heartfelt tribute to the richness and diversity of Haitian music.

KSPGKS: An Innovative Campaign to Raise Awareness Among Young People Against HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS remains a major threat to public health, especially among young people in Haiti. Faced with this reality, LEAD-ACADEMY, an organization founded in December 2020 by Dwinny Belval, has committed itself through the project “KANPAY SANSIBILIZASYON POU GOUMEN KONT VIH/SIDA” (“Awareness Campaign to Combat HIV/AIDS”). This initiative, launched as part of World HIV/AIDS Day, aims to mobilize Carrefour schoolchildren and promote responsible behavior in the face of this epidemic.

Discover Haiti, Know Haiti, Promote Haïti with Le Paradis Haitien

Le Paradis Haitien, a passionate community operating in the fields of tourism, history and heritage, has given itself the noble mission of discovering, knowing and promoting Haiti. This initiative goes well beyond simple tourism, as it aims to strengthen the connection between Haitians, whether they reside in Haïti or abroad, and their country, by offering unique and meaningful experiences. b~The Haitian Paradise Mission~b The mission of Paradis Haitien is clear and inspiring. It’s about reconnecting and connecting every Haitian, wherever they are, with their country in a way that transcends the usual clichés. They aspire to create a sense of belonging by offering unparalleled experiences that showcase the cultural richness and diversity of Haiti. By building and strengthening the “Haitian Narrative,” Haitian Paradise seeks to ensure that each individual reappropriates, defends and acts responsibly for the well-being and development of the country.

Haiti’s Citadelle Laferrière: Eighth Wonder of the World?

Among the world’s architectural and historical treasures, the Citadelle Laferrière, perched high in the north of Haiti, occupies a unique place. Dubbed by some the “Eighth Wonder of the World,” this colossal fortress is much more than a feat of engineering: it is a powerful symbol of freedom, resilience, and national pride. Discover why this impressive site continues to captivate visitors from around the world and deserves this honorary distinction.

Moïse François: A young Haitian journalist committed to literature and social development

Moïse François is a young Haitian journalist, poet and law student at the State University of Haiti. He was born on November 13, 1999 in Port-au-Prince and is the eldest of a family of three children. He grew up between his hometown and Camp-Perrin, a small town in southern Haiti. Moïse François is a young Haitian with a remarkable academic and professional background, showing a deep passion for literature, journalism, social commitment and justice. He embodies this type of dynamic young person that the thirst of any great human society demands. Moïse claims above all to be a surveyor of the countries of his read books. "Literature, the kind that sets free, is my first home. I frequented Prague under the Soviet occupation of Milan Kundera, thanks to its literature, much better than some corners of Port-au-Prince, my hometown, largely plunged into horror and constant fear," he says. His great literary culture has largely contributed to his open-mindedness, his survival in this country and his impressive creativity.

Montreal celebrates the 100th anniversary of the birth of King Coupé Cloué and Queen Celia Cruz

The Légendaires collective, based in Montreal, announces the celebration and commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the births of Coupé Cloué and Celia Cruz, born on May 16th for Coupé Cloué and October 21st for Celia Cruz. This highly deserved gesture of appreciation for these two major figures of Caribbean music is a demonstration of the bright legacy they left behind after their time on this earth. When referring to their contributions to the musical world and the magnificent symbolism their voices represent for their respective countries, this commemoration is indeed an opportunity to celebrate their identity alongside their music. The main events scheduled for this commemoration will take place on February 28th, May 10th, and October 18th. The event on February 28th at the Maison d’Haïti located at #3245, Émile-Journault Avenue will mark the launch of the celebrations honoring both artists. There will also be a Gala on May 10th in honor of King Coupé and October 18th in honor of the Cuban Queen.

Jacmel, Haiti: An Artistic City to Discover

Nestled on the southern coast of Haiti, Jacmel is a city that never ceases to seduce with its natural beauty, colonial architecture and incredible artistic wealth. Nicknamed the cultural capital of Haiti, Jacmel is a place where creativity flourishes and where every street corner seems to tell a unique story. Discover what this artistic city has to offer and why it deserves a special place in your next trip to Haiti.