Changemakers

When I founded Haitians Who Blog, it was out of the need to connect with Haitian people in digital media and find others like myself who told stories that bridged community…

When Beverly Malbranche decided to transform her online Haitian coffee roasting business into a brick-and-mortar café in Newark, New Jersey, she knew she was doing more than just opening another…

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…

It’s Women’s History Month, a month dedicated to remembering the suffragists, visionaries, and trailblazing women who have fought for equality, along with celebrating the contributions they’ve made to history, culture…

Battling lifelong eczema, Ashley noticed that store-bought skincare products left her skin even drier. Through experimenting with various natural products, she found recipes that worked for her. Ashley’s talents transformed…

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 DJ gigs growing…

Tell us a little about yourself, your books, and its genre. My name is Katchouscia Apollon. I was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. During childbirth, the doctor accidentally damaged the nerves…

Growing up in Haiti and then later moving to her forever home of Canada, becoming an influencer was never really in the plans for Haitian Instagram beauty influencer Gayhanna Laurent.…

Two years ago, Florida Memorial University school started a school radio show that incorporated anonymous letters from listeners looking for advice. This is where Carmen Pierre began her journey as…

1. When and how did you start your journey to become a vegan? Five years ago, I was in the most unhealthy space in my life; mentally, emotionally, and physically.…