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- AHAD - The Association for Haitian American Development, Inc.
To bring awareness about Haiti and her people. To present information based on facts. To establish linkage between Haiti and the rest of the world. To promote unity, cohesion among all cultures. To embrace our culture.
- Club Creole - The Haitian Student Association
Club Creole is the Haitian Student Association at the University of Florida. Club Creole was founded in 1986 by a group of Haitian students who felt that the Haitian culture was under-represented on the UF campus. The organization was founded with the purpose to promote the culture of the Haitian people, increase its awareness throughout the university and the state of Florida, and to establish a strong positive image of the Haitian people.
- Congress of Santa Barbara
Haitian Scholars group, at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
- Creole Institute
Indiana University Creole Institute: resources for the Study of Haitian Creole.
- CultureLakay
The objectives of Culture Lakay at Hachette-Deschamps are to enable you to order directly online an ever increasing collection of cultural and educational products from Haiti.
- Educational Initiatives in Haiti
Site directs the user to essential information regarding educational programs in Haiti, including libraries, schools, universities, and support organizations.
- Educavision Inc.
Provides educational materials that are culturally and linguistically connected to Haitians.
- Hachette-Deschamps
Hachette-Deschamps, founded in 1995, is the Franco-Haitian joint-venture founded and managed by the Haitian Publishing Company Maison Henri Deschamps and the French publisher Hachette, of the Lagardere Media Group.
- Haiti & the USA - Linked by History and Commuity -- by The Haiti Program at Trinity College
Most Americans know little about interactions between Haiti and the U.S., or of the positive contributions to the U.S. made by Haiti and by Haitians. This website aims to contribute toward increased awareness about this. Perhaps some who explore it will be encouraged to dig deeper.
- Haitian Profiles
A compilation of links to biographical information about notable people of Haitian descent.
- Haitian Student Association - Albany
Haitian student organization at the State University of New York at Albany.
- Haitian Student Association - Columbia
Columbia University Haitian Student Association.
- Haitian Student Association - UMass Amherst
HASA: Haitian Student Association at UMass Amherst.
- Howard University Haitian Students Association
This organization strives to represent the interests of the Haitian Student body at Howard University. Our mission is to promote, sustain and increase a better understanding of Haiti, its people and its culture. The challenge of this organization is to inform the public of the truth about Haiti and to debunk the negative myths and cultural stereotypes that currently exist.
- IPSEA
Home of the Initiative for an Education Center in Arniquet, Haiti, a small town west of Les Cayes
- Millennium International University of the Americas
A non profit Medical University in Haiti.
- Project Teach Konbit Pwof Haiti
A program for basic teacher training and professional development seminars that emphasize respect for democratic principles and human dignity. Project Teach Konbit Pwof is dedicated to improving education and fostering childrens rights in Haiti through teacher training.
- The Good Samaritan School
A site dedicated to help Haitian children in the destitute community of Carrefour located in the outskirts or Port-au-Prince.
- The Haitian Academy
Year-round American school located in Haiti.
- The New Victorian School
Private elementary school in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. English and French sections, ESL for children and adults, music lessons, and a summer camp program. American curriculum.
- The QCS Contact Center
Contact information and email addresses for former students and faculty of Quisqueya Christian School in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. A place to re-connect with old QCS friends.
- University of Fondwa 2004
Objective To provide a quality education and the possibility of permanent employment for those youths from the countryside who have received their High School diploma, and who are willing to become involved in sustainable development projects in their communities.
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