HOW EDUCATION HELPS LIBERATE CHILDREN
In Haiti, a parent will spend an average of $130 to send one child to school for a year. In a highly impoverished society where a “good” job might [...]
A Chance To Go To School: Bringing Child Advocacy to the South
“Without school, you cannot do anything. I would like to go to university after this and study more. This program is very good to me.” After Roseline’s* mother died, [...]
Traveling in Haiti: Visit Cap Haïtien
While most travelers heading to Haiti are likely to make Port-au-Prince their primary destination, there’s another city in the country that’s well worth a visit. Cap Haïtien is Haiti’s [...]
The History of the Haitian Flag
Haiti’s current flag is a bicolor, horizontal flag of blue and red, with a white rectangle in the center featuring a coat of arms. The coat of arms includes [...]
Traveling in Haiti: Visit Fort Jacques
If you have plans to visit Haiti in the near future, a trip to Fort Jacques should be on your itinerary. One of many forts that once covered Haiti [...]
10 Animals Native to Haiti
Did you know that Haiti is one of the most biodiverse countries in the West Indies? There are nearly 6,000 plant species, some of which can only be found [...]
Haiti: Getting the Lay of the Land
We spend a lot of time talking and thinking about the most important part of Haiti: its people. But part of understanding anyone is understanding where they come from: [...]
June’s Story
June will soon turn 16 and lives in terrible conditions in a small town in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. She’s never known her biological parents. At the age of 5, she [...]
Creole and Cajun: What’s the Difference?
If you’re an average American, the mention of “Creole” or “Cajun” will likely make you think of Cajun food, New Orleans, or the Creole language. However, these two terms [...]
5 Outdoor Adventures for Your Next Trip to Haiti
Are you planning a trip to Haiti? Be sure to take time to see Haiti’s beautiful natural wonders with an outdoor adventure! Diving If you’ve never been diving [...]