When the Museum of Black Civilizations opened in Dakar, Senegal, in December 2018, it was celebrated across the African and ...

The Caribbean holds some lesser-known islands, each offering unique attractions and history, but often overlooked by ...

In exquisite yet accessible poetry, Nadine Pinede tells the story of Lucille’s coming of age in “When the Mapou Sings” ...

Bahamian archivist and international chess legend Antoinette Seymour has undertaken the significant endeavor of archiving the rich cultural history of the Bahamas’ major islands. In her recent ...

Michel Chataigne hosts a Haitian fashion workshop in Brooklyn, teaching brooch-making and sharing diaspora stories.

South Florida PBS (WPBT, WXEL, and Health Channel) is excited to announce the seventh season of film-maker premiering on ...

Cardinal Chibly Langlois will cast Haiti’s first-ever vote in a papal conclave to elect the successor to Pope Francis, granting Haiti a seat at the highest decision making table of the Catholic Church ...

Haiti’s history is one of remarkable contributions to the ideals of liberty and justice, yet its legacy is often ignored or forgotten, particularly in the context of its vital role in the American ...

On January 29th, newly installed Pres. Donald Trump issued the following Executive Order: “I hereby direct the Secretary of Defense and the Secretary of ...

With housing aid in crisis, a fraternity expelling members over hazing and France admitting the injustice of Haiti’s colonial ...

In this authoritative, elegant biography, Daut draws a complex, contradictory portrait of Henry Christophe, also known as King Henry.

The U.S. is targeting Haitian asylum seekers with a new policy, removing Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and potentially deporting nearly 500,000 migrants.