The Diaspora Travels: Haiti

03/07/2024

14/03/2024

Because of Gaza I almost forgot how intense the propaganda in terms of Haiti was .. but now I remember. And my advice like Palestine watch zero corporate media to know what’s going it’s straight propaganda.

01/01/2024

Happy soup joumou day!! Happy Independence !!

Posted • Freedom soup is made with roughly 21 ingredients which mainly consists of vegetables and spices.

Make your soup with lots of love and share it with your friends, family and neighborhood to make the start to 2023 special.

The bouquet of parsley, sorel and celery added at the end of the soup contains more than 8000 units of vitamin A.

The freedom soup is ready.

https://www.freedomsoup.org









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26/12/2023

That time of year 👉🏿👉🏿• Titled: 1804 is Now

You look up to heaven and see your ancestors are a reflection of you

09/12/2023

Caribbean Solidarity Network With Friends Like These... CARICOM's Betrayal of Haiti

28/11/2023

Next week CSN is having a Webinar next week join us • WEBINAR: With Kenyan police forces poised to deploy, the complicity of Caribbean states with intervention in Haiti stands at a new turning point. Now, former colonies on both sides of the Atlantic together put a Black face on ongoing Western imperialism, justified as a security mission.
Please join us as we hear two scholars from the Caribbean reflect on the significance of Haiti now, the trend of Caricom cooptation, and the current form of imperial intervention.

To register: https://bit.ly/Caricom-Haiti
Link also in Bios

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04/11/2023

Posted • 👉🏿👉🏿👉🏿Posted • President Luis Abinader of the Dominican Republic is in Washington to meet with President Joe Biden to discuss Haiti’s security situation, among other topics, the White House announced Thursday. ⁠
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According to of , White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre confirmed the bilateral meeting between the two heads of state, which comes as the U.S. works to get the deployment of a Kenya-led international force into Haiti, and days after a commission from the Organization of American States arrived in Port-au-Prince to gather facts about an ongoing border conflict between the Dominican Republic and Haiti over the construction of a canal on Haitian soil. ⁠
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In mid-September, Abinader canceled visas for Haitians and shut down the entire 244-mile land border as well as air and maritime traffic, citing the ongoing construction of the canal of the Massacre River in northeastern Haiti. ⁠
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The canal, Abinader, has said will divert water from Dominican farmers. Haitians, on the other hand, have said that they have a sovereign right to use the water, and their neighbor has repeatedly violated the terms of a 1929 treaty governing border rivers and has constructed 11 canals and dams utilizing the river’s waters.⁠
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Click the link in our stories to read the full article.⁠

19/10/2023

Statement in bio CSN has signed onto ‘s Zone of Peace.

The world is once again ready to go in and F**k up Haiti further and keep on keeping on preventing Haitians from living.

Feel there is a pattern with Haiti and Palestine … Intervention/ coup in Haiti and then Bomb Gaza ….that pattern has been since 2004.

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Statement on yet another UN Intervention in Haiti lead by Kenya … ya cause the last one was obviously successful (sarcasm)

Slide 1 -2 Caribbean Solidarity Network Statement

No to UN Intervention in Haiti

For Immediate Release

October 10 - 2023 (Toronto)

Media contact: [email protected]

The Caribbean Solidarity Network condemns in the strongest possible terms the decision by the United Nations to launch another intervention to occupy and “stabilize” Haiti.
Full statement 👉🏿caribbeansolidarity.org
Link in Bio

Slide 3 CSN have sign onto • The Zone of Peace Campaign Calls for an Emergency Day of Action for Haitian Sovereignty.

The leading organizations of the Campaign for a Zone of Peace in Our Americas have called for an Emergency Day of Action for Haitian Sovereignty today, October 12, 2023. In the lead up to this day, nearly 100 social and civic movements and organizations throughout the Americas and around the world came together to draft and sign on to a statement denouncing the approval of armed intervention into Haiti by the United Nations Security Council.

19/10/2023

04/10/2023

Deja Vue nightmare that the world keeps Haiti in .. for the love a Humanity allow Haitians to just live👉🏿👉🏿👉🏿
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Read the full statement and share it:
Link in bio

We, the undersigned, strongly condemn the decision by the United States and its allies to deploy a foreign military force to Haiti. We are adamant that a U.S./UN-led armed foreign intervention in Haiti is not only illegitimate, but illegal. And we support Haitian people and civil society organizations who have been consistent in their opposition to foreign armed military intervention – and who have argued that the problems of Haiti are a direct result of the persistent and long-term meddling of the United States, the United Nations, and the Core Group.

On Monday, October 2nd, 2023, the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) voted on a resolution for a Multinational Security Support Mission authorizing the deployment of a foreign military and police intervention into the Republic of Haiti...

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29/09/2023

👉🏿👉🏿Posted • | Could the Haitians’ stance be a blueprint for getting things done around Haiti?
Read more on the haitiantimes.com
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29/09/2023

Posted • .site More than 61,000 Haitians have returned to Haiti voluntarily or have been repatriated after the border between the Dominican Republic and Haiti was closed for 12 days by President Luis Abinader.

The Corps Spécialisé pour la Sécurité des Frontières Terrestres (CESFRONT) revealed this statistic in a report published on Tuesday. It is not clear how many of these Haitians were deported or left the Dominican Republic due to the border closure. The treatment of Haitian migrants in the Dominican Republic has been criticized by international organizations, including the United Nations Children's Agency (UNICEF) 

The situation has raised concerns about the safety and well-being of Haitian migrants and their families. The closure of the border has also affected trade and the movement of goods between the two countries.

06/01/2023

Organisation pour le bien-être de Cap Rouge - OBEC • Good Morning Monday Diaspora! 👉🏿👉🏿👉🏿 Posted • Latanye sa yo te plante menm jou a…
Nou wè gwosè premye zoranj si a, nou ka a pèn wè dezyèm nan pa dèyè fèy yo
Those palms were planted the same day…
Do you see the size of the first sour oranges , the second one i can hardly see in the foliage

06/01/2023

Via Organisation pour le bien-être de Cap Rouge - OBEC• Tree Distribution Business. 👉🏿👉🏿👉🏿

Posted • Distribisyon pyebwa nan lakou a.
Tree distribution in the lakou .

nap ranje sache ki bezwen amelyore ak konpòs ak tè.
fixing up the bags that need more compost and soil.

18/11/2022

Battle of Vertieres, when Haitians Revolutionaries defeated Napoleon.

November 18th, 1803

05/09/2022

👉🏿👉🏿👉🏿Posted • Menmsi tout peyi a lòk Soukri Danach pa janm sispann danse pou Lwa Kongo yo ki libere peyi nou an ! Ayibobo pou Kongo yo !

Even if the whole country in in lockdown. Soukri Danach did not stop dancing for the Kongo lwas whom liberated the country ! Ayibobo for the Kongo Lwas !

03/09/2022

Via & Resource Network Launch

Yesterday,August 31st marked the end of Black August & the UN’s International Day for People of African Descent. In the Western Hemisphere, 200 million people in the Americas identify as being of African descent.

National Black Funding Drive & Resource Network will provide monetary resources for Black farmers within our network who do not have access to generational wealth but contribute significantly to the agricultural landscape & propel their work forward while building a more robust & sustainable food system that is inclusive & centered around Black farmers' needs.

Black farmers are aware of the barriers they face in securing use-able farmland, accessing & retaining arable land. We play a rich & integral part in the history of this country, as well as to the agricultural landscape. However they are rarely represented in leadership roles of farm organizations or community groups.

NBFF & Resource Network came together following conversations amongst Black farmers who wanted to fundraise together & build a resource network in order to strengthen their work. This space is unique because it is developed and managed by the recipients through a resource sharing model. We hope to move the conversation from Black Food Security to actionable steps moving toward Black Food Sovereignty.

In 2021, a coalition of Black farmers across Canada decided to come together to create a hub to share skills, & resources while supporting each other’s work. The NBFF is run by the Resource Network includes .culture ,, Collective Kalima Farm Jadin Lakou & the

We call on all our supporters, allies, & allied organizations to join the Community Solidarity Coalition, where you can support the campaign by signal boosting, hosting a fundraiser, partnering on fundraising opportunities, or partnering on ongoing yearly programming skillshares for Black Farmers.
Email: [email protected]

Malinda Francis (Fund Coordinator)
Andrea (Farmer/ Network Co-creator).

03/09/2022

This weekend 👉🏿👉🏿👉🏿Posted • Les 3 et 4 septembre, Les Jardins Lakou et Fruitement vôtre tiendront un kiosque lors du Marché Créole présenté dans le cadre de la 15e édition du Festival Martinique Gourmande.

Venez découvrir nos fruits et légumes typiquement antillais et africains dès midi.

C’est un rendez-vous!

Venez nous visiter à notre kiosque du Marché Créole au Grand Quai du Vieux Port de Montréal les 3 et 4 septembre.