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“Your Healing Is Already Inside You”: Tara A. Nicolas on Balancing Wellness and Your Haitian Roots

Shirley Dor

Haitians Who Blog sits down with actress, Nike trainer, and Reiki master Tara A. Nicolas to discuss how she integrates her heritage, wellness practices, and cre...

Agriculture and Labor Day: Haiti’s Local Farmers

Carlie Angelbe Pierre

In the past few weeks, Chef Leene Excellence has taken it upon herself to showcase Haiti’s rich culinary heritage by cooking for the Guinness World Record for t...

March 2025 – Opportunity Insiders

Shirley Dor

At Haitians Who Blog we truly believe in impact beyond entertainment and news that make a difference in the Haitian community. That’s why we’ve comm...

Haitian Love Stories: Three Real-Life Stories That Will Warm Your Heart

Shirley Dor

It’s not common for you to see love boasted in the Haitian culture. Most of the time, Haitian couples leave their stories woven with threads of resilience...

35+ Haitian-Owned Businesses to Shop This Holiday Season and Beyond

Shirley Dor

lovelyjoubert.com and lumiererene.com The 2024 Holiday Gift Guide featuring 35+ Haitian-owned businesses to gift your loved ones. We’ve curated a thoughtf...

The Best Lipstick for Black Women in 2025

Metshi Saika Massena

In my opinion, lipstick is the most important part of makeup. This accessory can be used to enhance a makeup look or to create its own look. Whether you prefer ...

4 Ways to Fritay Without Breaking Your Heart!

Gregory Lafortune

Whether Haitian Flag Day or just a regular day at home, Haitian food always needs to be celebrated! The history,  pride, resilience, and beauty draped on o...

Konpa is turning 70: Haitian Music’s past, present and future

Carlie Angelbe Pierre

Image from konpa.info Konpa is proudly celebrating its 70th year in 2025! Like no other, it is a staple in Haitian music. From the full-band rhythms of legendar...

7 Ways to Pamper Your Mother During Haitian Mother’s Day

Carlie Angelbe Pierre

In Haiti, Mother’s Day is celebrated on the last Sunday of May. Many countries, like the United States, Canada, Australia, and a few European nations, celebrate...

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We are a collective telling stories that connect, inspire, and heal the Haitian diaspora with a hyphenated identity.

Holistic Herbalist Rebecca Fils-Aimé Shares 7 Haitian Folk Remedies and Their Benefits

Shirley Dor

Haitian herbalism is a rich tradition deeply rooted in culture and daily life, offering natural remedies that have been passed down through generations. Rebecca...

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Instagram Hack: The Best Apps for Haitian Creatives to Scale their Instagram

Shirley Dor

Lifestyle Creative and Advanced Photographer Lori gives us some tips on how to optimize and scale your Instagram aesthetic using mobile applications made for cr...

Passport ✈️

Shirley Dor

As millennials, obtaining a passport is the new “hip thing to do”. But, with so many young adult Haitians in the US with passports, it’s astounding that we woul...

Haitian-Jamaican Actress Michelle Buteau is Back in Season 2 of ‘Survival of the Thickest’ on Netflix

Shirley Dor

Alright, besties, grab your snacks and get comfy because Survival of the Thickest is BACK on Netflix for Season 2! We’ve been waiting, and the time has fi...

The talented Haitian creative giving millennials a new vibe through podcasting | Carmen Pierre

Katwian Zetrenne

Two years ago, Florida Memorial University school started a school radio show that incorporated anonymous letters from listeners looking for advice. This is whe...

“Your Healing Is Already Inside You”: Tara A. Nicolas on Balancing Wellness and Your Haitian Roots

Shirley Dor

Haitians Who Blog sits down with actress, Nike trainer, and Reiki master Tara A. Nicolas to discuss how she integrates her heritage, wellness practices, and cre...

Agriculture and Labor Day: Haiti’s Local Farmers

Carlie Angelbe Pierre

In the past few weeks, Chef Leene Excellence has taken it upon herself to showcase Haiti’s rich culinary heritage by cooking for the Guinness World Record for t...

March 2025 – Opportunity Insiders

Shirley Dor

At Haitians Who Blog we truly believe in impact beyond entertainment and news that make a difference in the Haitian community. That’s why we’ve comm...

Haitian Love Stories: Three Real-Life Stories That Will Warm Your Heart

Shirley Dor

It’s not common for you to see love boasted in the Haitian culture. Most of the time, Haitian couples leave their stories woven with threads of resilience...

35+ Haitian-Owned Businesses to Shop This Holiday Season and Beyond

Shirley Dor

lovelyjoubert.com and lumiererene.com The 2024 Holiday Gift Guide featuring 35+ Haitian-owned businesses to gift your loved ones. We’ve curated a thoughtf...

The Best Lipstick for Black Women in 2025

Metshi Saika Massena

In my opinion, lipstick is the most important part of makeup. This accessory can be used to enhance a makeup look or to create its own look. Whether you prefer ...

Haitian Fashion Blogger and Event Curator On the Art of Fashion | Merline Thermora

Katwian Zetrenne

Fashion is a worldwide language that is appreciated by every person’s eye. Bringing together cultures and trends that become wearable art. Merline Thermora, als...

Interview with Berwing Fadeau, DJ, Producer in 2021

Shirley Dor

Berwing Fadeau, who goes by stage name, KatchUp, created a new genre of music, Ayimove, in hopes of promoting Haitian music worldwide. From assisting his dad at...

Everything You Need To Know About May 18—Haitian Flag Day

Carlie Angelbe Pierre

This May 18, Haitians around the world will celebrate Flag Day—marking the 222nd anniversary of the moment Haitians declared to the world that red and blue stan...

Meet the Founder of Krem au Krem | Ashley Duverneau

Shirley Dor

Battling lifelong eczema, Ashley noticed that store-bought skincare products left her skin even drier. Through experimenting with various natural products, she ...

7 trailblazing Haitian creatives to celebrate during Women’s History Month.

Shirley Dor

It’s Women’s History Month, a month dedicated to remembering the suffragists, visionaries, and trailblazing women who have fought for equality, alon...

Why Mental Health is Stigmatized in Haitian Communities

Shirley Dor

It’s 6 AM, and you’re on the cusp of finally falling asleep after days of tossing and turning, or you are just about to walk into work and you take ...

The Met Musical Performance Led by Haitian Broadway Composer Allen René Louis

Shirley Dor

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Haitians Who Blog (@haitianswhoblog) The 2025 Met Gala opened with an all Black gospel choir singing on the blue ca...

Dating Haitian: Lekòl, Lakay, Legliz Principle

Carlie Angelbe Pierre

Dating Haitian is not all that different from daring any other ethnic group but there are certain principles to know. While scrolling through TikTok, I came acr...

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