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  • Culture, cradle of the Haitian renaissance by Marie-Laurence Jocelyn Lassègue S E P T E M B E R 2 0 1 0.
  • Marie Laurence Jocelyn Lassegue, Minister on Women's Affairs and Women's Rights, presenting the report of Haiti, said the Haitian State had a national.
  • Marie Laurence Jocelyn-Lassègue, Haiti's Minister of Women's Rights, delivered the closing speech.

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    2011 National Haitian American Forum panelists

     

    We are pleased to announce our confirmed 2011 panelists for the National Haitian American Forum to be held on May 28th in Palm Beach Florida. Learn more These influential thinkers, entertainers, and politicians will take center stage to express their thoughts about some of the most pressing issues of today and to inspire innovative and lasting solutions.. “Sharing Our Strength” is our theme. It truly captures what it means to be a community. The forum is free and open to the public

     

    DIANA BIEN AIME (Host)
    Diana Altagracia Bien Aime is the CEO/President of D.A.B. Ink Publishing, Inc. This versatile, young and gifted Haitian American was born in Nyack, New York . She received her Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Florida in 2001. Later, she attended Barry University where she earned a Masters degree in Organizational Communications, and is currently pursuing a Ph.D in Leadership and Communication. Dia

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    Greetings from the Cange forum on health and human rights

    "Solidarity can end structural violence"

    By Loune Viaud and Joia Mukherjee

    On September 6 and 7, Zanmi Lasante held its thirteenth forum on health and human rights, “Sante ak Dwa Moun,” a gathering of the whole Zanmi Lasante family—patients, their families, people from the communities of the Central Plateau and the neighboring Artibonite Department, accompagnateurs, teachers, archivists, cleaners, nurses, doctors and students.  

    Also in attendance were government officials, members of other non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and two members of our Rwandan partner organization, Inshuti Mu Buzima—Jean René Shema and Manzi Anatole.

     
     

    A women's health class run by Zanmi Lasante. Women's health was the focus of this year's forum on health and human rights.

    Women’s health was the focus of this year’s forum. Haiti’s Surgeon General, Dr. Gabriel Timothé, opened the first day, after pray

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    The challenges facing Haiti’s new transition government

    Back on a contested electoral process

    Following a tumultuous end of 2015 and början of 2016 Haiti’s President Michel Martelly and the presidents of the two chambers of Parliament brokered a deal aimed at resuming the interrupted electoral process and return to the path of democratic transition.

    After growing tensions and protests, caused by the contested results of Haiti’s first round of presidential election in October 2015, the Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) cancelled the second attempt to hold run-off elections, planned for 24 January 2016. The situation seemed difficult, but with only one day left in office, President Martelly and the presidents of the Chamber of Deputies, Cholzer Chancy, and the Senate, Jocelerme Privert, eventually reached a deal aimed at avoiding a power vacuum.

    Under this agreement, Haitian lawmakers elected senate ledare Jocelerme Privert as interim president to lead a 120-day transition to ett