In this guest blog post, researcher Hülya Miclisse-Polat connects her work with UUSC to Black rest, resistance, and liberation across the diaspora.
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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
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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.
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Haitian leaders share powerful insights on history, resilience, and the urgent need for solidarity.
Go to article: Reflecting on Haiti’s Spirit in 2025
“I lost everything, but I will never lose hope.” – A Haitian mother’s resilience in the face of unimaginable violence.
Go to article: Don’t Close Your Eyes To Haiti
Amid political instability, human rights violations, and economic despair, GARR fights for justice and dignity for Haitians facing deportation and discrimination in the Dominican Republic.
Go to article: Navigating Borders: How GARR Is Defending Haitian Migrants Amid a Growing Crisis