The Supreme Court ruled the Trump administration can end TPS for Haiti. Congress can still act to protect 350,000 Haitian neighbors.
Go to article: A Moral and Humanitarian Duty to Protect Haitian TPS
A Reflection for Haitian Heritage Month
Go to article: Daring to be Free
Last month, UUSC hosted the inaugural Haiti Rising wellness retreat. Our grassroots partners in Haiti were invited to 4 days of community care and renewal.
Go to article: Resilience Beyond the Headlines: The Human Heart of AyiboPost
In this guest blog post, researcher Hülya Miclisse-Polat connects her work with UUSC to Black rest, resistance, and liberation across the diaspora.
Go to article: Rest as Resistance: Honoring Haiti, Honoring Ourselves
Creating Belonging and Cultivating Dignity for Haitians in Migration
Go to article: Planting Hope in Place of Despair
Encourage our partners’ innovative work at this UN convention
Go to article: Champion the Future: Support COP30
Equality Bahamas is a grassroots, volunteer-led organization founded in 2014 to promote climate justice and women’s rights as human rights through public education, community engagement, and policy advocacy.
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Groupe d’Appui aux Rapatriés et Refugiés (GARR) is a Haitian organization dedicated to advancing the dignity and rights of people on the move, especially those returning or displaced.
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AyiboPost is a media outlet using investigative and field journalism to bridge the information gap between Haitians in Haiti and the diaspora.
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A 3-part series on how grassroots-led solutions inspire hope when politicians fail.
Go to article: Hope from the Grassroots: Haiti