As we file this article, Port-au-Prince is thick with the smoke of burning tires and with gunfire. … Read More»

Josette Pérard is director of Fon Lanbi Haiti, the Haitian counterpart of the Lambi Fund. … Read More»

When people ask me, as they do all the time, “Is there any cause for hope in Haiti?” I answer yes. … Read More»

Reconstructing Haiti is not about buildings, projects, or money. It’s about power, about who gets to control what the future Haiti looks like. … Read More»

Haiti is a reminder of a lesson we in New Orleans got after Hurricane Katrina and the broken levees: the capacity of humanity to survive, sustain culture, and create joy – no matter the external circu … Read More»

“I came to protest so we can find a solution. Misery is killing me,” said Mascarie Sainte-Anne, 70, at the edge of a rally in front of Prime Minister Jean-Max Bellerive’s office on October 12. … Read More»

We asked dozens of Haitians from different social sectors how they felt about the November 28 elections, and what they want or expect from a new government. Here are some of their responses. … Read More»

Rony Charles, a rice grower and member of the Agricultural Producer Cooperative of Verrettes, said, “Instead of foreigners sending us food, they should give us the chance to do our own agriculture so … Read More»

Haiti is famous around the world primarily for its problems, one being advanced ecological destruction. … Read More»

“There needs to be a new vision for Haiti, and that vision needs to come from the people,” says Marc-Arthur Fils-Aimé, director of the Karl Leveque Cultural Institute (commonly known by its Creole ac … Read More»