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Want to make a difference in Haiti in only a week? Start here.

The truth is, you can’t make a lasting difference in a community in one week; speaking from experience, you’ll barely have time to take it all in … More importantly, real change happens over time. As much as we sometimes hate to... Read more

MD. Anas August 13, 2015 Uncategorized Abroad, Community, Haiti, Helping in Haiti, How to prepare, I want to help, Long Term Volunteer, Making a difference, Medical Missions, Orphanage, Service, Short Term Missions, Short Term Volunteer, Travel, Volunteer 1 0 0 Read more

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Have a Creole question? Ask her anything.

We are thrilled to welcome our good friend Mandaly Louis-Charles to the HaitiHub blog. We first connected with Mandaly in 2011, when she helped us run our very first Creole Skype classes; more recently we’ve benefitted hugely as readers of her blog:... Read more

MD. Anas August 6, 2015 Guest Blogger, Language Alfabè Kreyòl, AyitiCheri, Bilingual, Community, Creole, creole alphabet, Creole Movement, culture, Education, Haiti, Haitian Creole, Interview, Kreyòl, Learn Haitian Creole, Literacy, Mandaly Louis-Charles, Michel DeGraff, Speak Haitian Creole, Sweetcoconuts, Visit Haiti 2 0 0 Read more

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Safety in Haiti: Is it really all tongue-in-cheek?

Communication is a complicated and interesting idea. As humans, we have so many different levels and ways of interacting. Our eyes speak intentions, our bodies display emotions, our actions provide statements. But language, words, audible sounds…these are humanity’s most powerful... Read more

MD. Anas July 30, 2015 Uncategorized Community, Haiti, Haitian Creole, Kreyòl, Language, Safety, Travel 1 0 0 Read more

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Back in the U.S. and trying to make sense of things

I just opened our “junk drawer” looking for the scissors and thinking about how there was probably no paper in there either, since my sister had been lamenting that earlier in the day…and I had to laugh to myself when... Read more

MD. Anas July 16, 2015 Guest Blogger Abroad, AyitiCheri, Community, Creole, culture, Disparity, Foreign Aid, Haiti, Haitian Creole, Opportunity, Passport, Service, Travel, United States, Visa 4 0 0 Read more

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Thinking about adopting from Haiti? Some things to consider…

We realize that a large number of people in our community have close ties with adoption; either as an adoptive parent, grandparent, aunt or uncle, a first family, an adoptee, or maybe as the sibling or cousin of an adoptee. For... Read more

MD. Anas July 9, 2015 Adoption Community, Education, Featured, Haiti, Haitian Creole, International Adoption, Thinking of adopting, Transracial Adoption 2 0 0 Read more

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Why We Should Remember Haiti This 4th of July

Very few people know about the ambitious attack carried out by an allied fighting force on British occupied Savannah, Georgia in 1779; but for Haitians, Haitian-Americans, and friends of either of these groups, the Siege of Savannah will not be forgotten... Read more

MD. Anas July 1, 2015 Uncategorized 4th of July, Community, Georgia, Haiti, History, Independence, Revolutionary War, Savannah 3 0 0 Read more

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Want to make a difference in Haiti in only a week? Start here.

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Safety in Haiti: Is it really all tongue-in-cheek?

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Thinking about adopting from Haiti? Some things to consider…

Why We Should Remember Haiti This 4th of July

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Want to make a difference in Haiti in only a week? Start here.

Have a Creole question? Ask her anything.

Safety in Haiti: Is it really all tongue-in-cheek?

Back in the U.S. and trying to make sense of things

Thinking about adopting from Haiti? Some things to consider…

Why We Should Remember Haiti This 4th of July

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