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Everything press, partners, and programmers need to tell the Sons and Daughters of Haiti (SNDhaiti) story accurately. For interviews, assets, or questions, contact us below.

About Sons and Daughters of Haiti (SNDhaiti)

The Story in our own words

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Sons and Daughters of Haiti (SNDhaiti) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to preserving and celebrating Haitian heritage, culture, and legacy across the global diaspora. Based in Margate, Florida, Sons and Daughters of Haiti (SNDhaiti) advances its mission through storytelling, music, and cultural programming that connect Haitians at home and abroad to their shared roots. From original film and television work to heritage preservation initiatives, the organization champions the creative voice of Haiti and ensures its story is carried forward for generations to come.

Sons and Daughters of Haiti (SNDhaiti) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and celebrating Haitian heritage, culture, and legacy across the global diaspora. Headquartered in Margate, Florida, with programming throughout the diaspora, Sons and Daughters of Haiti (SNDhaiti) has spent over a decade building a cultural platform that connects Haitians at home and abroad to their shared roots.

The organization works at the intersection of storytelling, music, and cultural preservation. Its film and television slate brings authentic Haitian and diaspora narratives to the screen — including the feature This Unexpected Love, a cross-cultural romance rooted in Cap-Haïtien and now streaming on The Roku Channel. Beyond the screen, Sons and Daughters of Haiti (SNDhaiti) leads heritage initiatives such as the Konpa Heritage Program and the Spirit of Haiti Heritage Commission Guitar, each designed to safeguard Haitian artistic traditions and pass them to the next generation. Guided by the belief that culture is both inheritance and responsibility, Sons and Daughters of Haiti (SNDhaiti) invites the diaspora and its allies to take part in a shared movement: one nation, one voice, one enduring legacy.

Sons and Daughters of Haiti (SNDhaiti) Overview

Fast Facts

Organization

Sons and Daughters of Haiti (SNDhaiti)

Type

501(c)(3) nonprofit, cultural / heritage

EIN

81-1348506

Founded / operating

10+ years

Headquarters

Margate, Florida, USA — with programming and partnerships throughout the Haitian diaspora

Focus

Haitian heritage — preservation, education, and original storytelling

Membership

Annual membership at $18.04/year — a nod to 1804, the year of Haitian independence

What We Do

Programs & Initiatives

The work Sons and Daughters of Haiti (SNDhaiti) runs year-round to preserve, teach, and tell Haitian stories.

Konpa Heritage Program

Konpa Heritage Program (flagship) A program dedicated to safeguarding and advancing konpa, Haiti’s signature musical tradition, built on three pillars:

Flagship Program
Preservation & Archive

documenting and protecting the music, its history, and its makers.

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Event Sponsor
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Education & Transmission

passing konpa to the next generation.

Co-Production
Distribution
Screening Sponsor
Flagship Film

Konpa & Life, an original feature chronicling four decades of Haitian music, family, migration, and identity through the lens of konpa.

Festivals
Exhibitions
Diaspora Events
Program launch: August 14, 2026
Sons and Daughters of Haiti (SNDhaiti) TV

A digital storytelling platform showcasing Haitian culture, music, film, interviews, documentaries, and community stories from Haiti and the diaspora.

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Event Sponsor
Program Sponsor
Membership

For $18.04/year, members directly sustain Sons and Daughters of Haiti (SNDhaiti)’s preservation and education work and join a community committed to keeping Haitian culture alive.

$18.04 / year
Symbolic of 1804 — Haitian independence
The Heritage Commission

A limited collection of cultural artifacts created to support Sons and Daughters of Haiti (SNDhaiti)’s mission — including a one-of-a-kind heritage guitar featuring a Haiti-silhouette flame-maple body and a Haitian coat-of-arms inlay.

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Program Sponsor
Leadership

Who's Behind Sons and Daughters of Haiti (SNDhaiti)

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Aly Laveaux

Managing Director

Aly Laveaux is a Haitian-American screenwriter, producer, nonprofit leader, and Managing Director of Sons and Daughters of Haiti (SNDhaiti). Born in Cap-Haïtien, Haiti, his work focuses on preserving Haitian culture through film, music, and community initiatives. He is the co-writer and producer of the feature film This Unexpected Love and creator of the Konpa Heritage Program.

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Dr. Obianuju Sandra Madueke-Laveaux

MD, MPH

Brings Nigerian cultural expertise to Sons and Daughters of Haiti (SNDhaiti)’s cross-cultural initiatives and co-wrote This Unexpected Love.

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Approved Photos (High-Res)

Curated press gallery, cleared for use

Heritage Guitar — Press Photo

Haiti-silhouette flame-maple body, coat-of-arms inlay

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