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Prince Prajjé Oscar: Fashion, Identity, Haiti and the Power of Showing Up
Prince Prajjé Oscar blends fashion, Haitian heritage and activism, from supporting Konbit Okap and Voices From Home Haiti to championing LGBTQ visibility and bringing Haitian Vodou-inspired couture to... ...more
Culture & Identity ,Opinion & Analysis Haiti Rebuilt &Diaspora Action
August 15, 2026•7 min read
Reimagining the Okap Boulevard: Transforming Cap-Haïtien
From neglected medians to flowers, palm trees, lighting and a planned tribute to Haiti’s historic flags, the Okap Boulevard is becoming a symbol of what community collaboration can accomplish. ...more
Culture & Identity ,Opinion & Analysis Haiti Rebuilt &Diaspora Action
August 14, 2026•7 min read
The Fight Must Not Stop: Stenor Walinx Fred & Konbit Okap
Stenor Walinx Fred is one of the people working behind the scenes to transform the Okap Boulevard. His commitment to Konbit Okap represents a larger fight against neglect and a belief that Haitians wo... ...more
Haiti & the Diaspora ,Community & Development &Haiti Rebuilt
August 13, 2026•5 min read
Three Citizens Share Their Hopes, Doubts, and Desire for Change
Three Haitian citizens share their views on the December 13, 2026 elections. While some encourage voter registration and participation, others question whether credible elections can occur amid insecu... ...more
Haiti News & Current Affairs ,Politics & Governance Haiti Rebuilt Crisis and displacement &Elections
August 12, 2026•8 min read
Konbit Okap: Restoring Cap-Haïtien Through Community Action
Stories From the Ground Follow the journey of Konbit Okap through stories, project updates, community voices, and the people working every day to transform Cap-Haïtien. Our blog documents the progress... ...more
Community & Development ,Haiti Rebuilt &Diaspora Action
August 12, 2026•5 min read
Cap-Haïtien’s Street Merchants Speak About Development, Sanitation, and Their Right to Earn a Living
Cap-Haïtien’s street vendors welcome the city’s new roads and cleanup projects, but they are asking officials for clean, legal, and visible places to sell. For these merchants, development should not ... ...more
Voices From Home ,Business & Economy Culture & Identity Opinion & Analysis Haiti Rebuilt &Crisis and displacement
August 04, 2026•9 min read
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