With $50 you can “Adopt a School” for a year, and give 650+ K-12 students access to education.
One tree at a time, we can make Haiti flourish again. $25 plants and nurtures a tree to maturity.
Immerse yourself in all aspects of Haitian culture. Learn, play, and connect with the Haitian community.
In 2011, your generous donations paid the school tuition for twenty-five (25) students in our adopted schools, in Fontamara, Haiti. The student population in the two schools, (Centre de Formation Classique Communautaire, & L’Ecole Mixte de St. Michel), is 650 students. Students, teachers, and school administrators alike are undaunted in the face of their circumstances. Their love for learning and their commitment to transform their community are inspiring. They need your continued support. No donation is too small. Join the quest to make Haiti Literate by 2030. Adopt a Student today.
The success and sustainability of our work rest on the passion and commitment of our sponsors. Make a difference today by becoming a sponsor. Your contributions will fund our 2012 programs.
Jacques Roumain – (June 4, 1907 – August 18, 1944)
Haitian writer, politician, and advocate of Communism. Considered one of the most prominent figures in Haitian literature. Although poorly known in the English-speaking world, Roumain has significant following in Europe, and is renowned in the Caribbean and Latin America. The great African-American poet, Langston Hughes, translated some of Roumain’s greatest works, including Gouverneurs de la Rosée (Masters of the Dew). Although his life was short, Roumain managed to touch many aspects of Haitian life and culture.
When Appearing Before an Administrative Judge
Today and in the future, I will from time to time share with you a few points that all of us must know about the court systems, appearing before an administrative judge and other matters where one has to stand and defend one’s rights. One experience that is common to all is losing a job [...]
To the Haitian community in Atlanta, and the members of The Haitian Alliance: When I went to Haiti 10 days after the earthquake I knew I was going to see destruction. What I was not prepared for was the strength of the people – The strength of their soul! Their life was torn apart, bathing [...]
The Haitian Alliance Cultural & Community Center exists to provide our members with the opportunity to create a deep connection to Haiti.
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