We’ve heard it said time and time again that health is wealth. Good health is the foundation of slow aging and long life. Unfortunately, genetics, hormones, poor nutrition, environmental conditions […]
Fibroids Awareness Month Why it Should Matter to You Read More »
The year 2000 was a defining moment for immigrants, specifically those from Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago and Haiti. In June, the Institute of Caribbean Studies,
Caribbean Heritage Month – A Celebration of Immigrants Read More »
It’s been said that the best way to love your country is to teach its history honestly. On May 18th, Haitians attempt to do just that through demonstrated pride and tradition. We celebrate our country’s distinctive and symbolic piece of fabric– red and blue horizontal bands with the colorful coat of arms against a rectangle background–to commemorate our liberty from French rule, including our victory in a war that enabled us to accomplish such a feat.
What’s in a Haitian Flag? The Strength of Our HIstory, the Key to the Future Read More »
Every year in May, Haitians residing in the United States celebrate their heritage and culture through music and food festivals, parades and exhibits. The celebration was first observed in Boston,
May is for Haitian Heritage Month Read More »
Easter is often celebrated around the world with rich religious traditions. In Haiti, Easter, which is referred to as Pacques, includes various rituals, from religious ceremonies to unique celebrations such
As the celebration of Women History Month continues, we can’t help but recognize the daughters of Haiti who have contributed to the development of the country’s economy. For decades, these
Women Impacting Haiti\’s Economy Read More »
From the beginning of time, women have played a vital role in shaping and upholding high standards for equal rights. They have also overcome the traditional expectations of femininity by
There is No Haitian History without HERstory Read More »
For many people around the world, February is reserved for the celebration of love. But here in America, we dedicate the second month of the year to our black history,
Black History and West Indian Experience Read More »
A couple of weeks ago, on a chilly Saturday evening, men and women from the Haitian community gathered together for a common goal—to help send a group of hopeful athletes
A Night of Music and a Mission Read More »
It is often said that comfort holds us back more than fear does. How true is that! Last year we took a leap of faith and tried something different—we hosted
A Night of Inspiration Brings Hope: Tokyo 2020 Read More »
Suze Orman once said, “True generosity is an offering: given freely and out of pure love. No strings attached. No expectations.” For the past few years, we at Sons and
Past and Present: A Celebration of Generosity Read More »
Dear friends, Six members from one family; including our beloved Yole and Tony, lost their lives on Saturday September 2, 2018. This tragedy leaves us all with heavy hearts, wondering
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