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Today, May 14, The Haitian Roundtable kicks off Haiti Flag Week with a dialogues series entitled “The Art of Reinventing Your Career,” featuring…
By Voices of NY DNAinfo reported on the dramatic increase in women and minorities who took the New York City Fire Department’s applicant…
By Nancy Bruni, Voices of NY At last count, there were 158,246 English Language Learners in New York City’s public and charter schools. …
The Haitian-Americans United, Inc. (H.A.U.) is pleased to invite the general public to participate in a series of events organized to celebrate the…
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Today, May 14, The Haitian Roundtable kicks off Haiti Flag Week with a dialogues series entitled “The Art of Reinventing Your Career,” featuring a diverse set of professionals…
By Voices of NY DNAinfo reported on the dramatic increase in women and minorities who took the New York City Fire Department’s applicant test last month: A record-breaking…
By Nancy Bruni, Voices of NY At last count, there were 158,246 English Language Learners in New York City’s public and charter schools. In 2006, only 45.1 percent…
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When an event occurs, in most instances, it brings more questions than answers. For the second time in Rene Preval’s presidency, the Senate has fired…
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NEW YORK — Haiti’s’ contemporary giant Edouard Duval-Carrie and popular artist Eric Girault will showcase their work Oct. 2 to Oct. 5 at “Art off the Main: The…
The Greenwich Village parade in New York City’s that draws hordes of spectators to the Village annually to see costumes and revelry has a Haitian flair this year.…
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By Gerald W. Deas, MD, MPH She lay there in the bed, sick and feverish. I…
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Today, May 14, The Haitian Roundtable kicks off Haiti Flag Week with a dialogues series entitled…