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Eight Years Later, What Can You Do?

Eight years ago today, I went downstairs to the living room and found my parents perched on the edge of the sofa, their eyes glued to the news report on CNN. One of my mom’s hands hovered over the telephone,... Read more

MD. Anas January 12, 2018 Current Events comfort, Community, Earthquake, Featured, Grief, Haiti, Life, Support, survivor, Tragedy, trauma 0 0 Read more

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Haitian Creole: Mark of shame, or symbol of pride?

Haiti has a complicated relationship with its own official languages. On one hand, it has French: imposed by colonists, spoken by the educated elite, and the language of instruction in most Haitian schools. On the other hand, it has Kreyòl:... Read more

MD. Anas October 20, 2017 Language Debate, Featured, French, Haiti, Heritage, History, International Creole Day, Social Class 0 0 Read more

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What my (European) Mom taught me about learning Creole

“You talk too much.” I’ve heard it all my life. How then did I come to make such a significant error of silence? Let’s ask my 88-year old mother. On a recent trip to Winnipeg, Canada to visit Mom, I... Read more

MD. Anas January 25, 2017 Language Bilingual, culture, English, Featured, Foreign, Haiti, Humanitarian Aid, Immigrants, Immigration, Language Learning, Learn Creole, Learn Haitian Creole, Mission, Online, Service, Speak Creole, Travel 2 0 0 Read more

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Haiti Through Literature: A Book Review

BOOK REVIEWS by Sylvia Elias, British Columbia, Canada I’ve come to believe that Haiti provokes passion like no other place on earth. To support this, I give you two stunning novels by highly diverse authors: Claire of the Sea Light,... Read more

MD. Anas November 29, 2016 Community, Culture Books, Claire of the Sea Light, Death, Edwidge Danticat, Featured, Fiction, Haiti, Haiti Earthquake, Hold Tight Don't Let Go, Hope, Kenbe fèm, Laura Rose Wagner, Life, Life in Haiti, Literature, Love, Pa lage, Poverty, Review 0 0 Read more

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Hurricane Matthew – Haven’t We Seen This Before?

Let us be clear. Here at HaitiHub HQ, we are heartbroken over the loss of life, livelihoods, and homes caused by Hurricane Matthew in Haiti and we support the important relief work that is happening in the immediate aftermath. Our... Read more

MD. Anas October 31, 2016 Current Events 2010, 2016, Disaster, Earthquake, Haiti, Help Haiti, Humanitarian Aid, Hurricane Matthew, Rebuild, Service 1 0 0 Read more

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Haiti Votes October 9th

For those of you who are not fully caught up on the turbulence of Haiti’s current election cycle, please take a moment to read our February 2016 article below: How we got here: Haiti’s Presidential Elections If you’re looking for the necessary historical and... Read more

MD. Anas September 29, 2016 Current Events democracy, Dr. Maryse Narcisse, election, Haiti, Jean Bertrand Aristide, Jovenel Moise, Jude Celestin, Michel Martelly, Party Lavalas, Presidential Elections 2016, Re-run 0 0 Read more

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Haiti Through Literature: A Book Review

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Eight Years Later, What Can You Do?

Haitian Creole: Mark of shame, or symbol of pride?

What my (European) Mom taught me about learning Creole

Haiti Through Literature: A Book Review

Hurricane Matthew – Haven’t We Seen This Before?

Haiti Votes October 9th

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