Saturday, May 7, 2022

Haitian American Caucus-US - Celebrating Haitian Heritage Month

 

Haitian Heritage Month
Selebre Mwa Eritaj Ayisyen
Bonjou/ Greetings!

For more than 200 years, Haiti's historic and cultural contributions have been revolutionary. From the slave revolt to our enriching food and music, we are the descendants of a nation with a global impact. 

Our heritage, or ERITAJ, not only defines who we are but also illustrates what we can achieve as one. Flag Day is two weeks away, but we are celebrating the beauty and vibrancy of Haiti all month long. 

This year, we are excited to reconnect to our roots with a fully immersive experience that will excite our senses. Join us in welcoming our surrounding community to take the journey home to the mountainous landscape where it all began.

Text "GIVEHAC" to 44-321
Haitian Heritage Designation
New York State Assembly passed a resolution introduced by Assemblymember Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn which formally designates May as 'Haitian Heritage Month' statewide. The resolution was cosponsored by 15 members of the Assembly.

Read the Release:
White House Press Secretary
Félicitations à Karine Jean-Pierre for making history during Haitian Heritage Month!

Yesterday, President Biden announced Karine Jean-Pierre has been promoted to be Assistant to the President and White House Press Secretary. Karine will step into the Press Secretary role replacing Jen Psaki, who will depart from the White House on May 13.
Upcoming Events
TI KONT:
Exploring the Untold Stories About Ayiti's Historical Flag
Saturday, May 7, 2022
Inspired by Ayiti's rich story-telling traditions, ACT's flagship TI KONT program will be in Brooklyn's Fetes de Fleur in just 4 days. Come one, come all and learn from the stories of Ayiti.

Free registration:
Concert at the Park 
Sunday, May 8, 2022, 5pm
See you in the City of North Miami Florida this weekend!
Charting a Path Forward Through a Historic Compromise
CUNY Haitian Studies Institute
May 10, 2022 / RSVP
Haitian Culture Day in
Brrooklyn's Little Haiti Business District
Saturday, May 14, 2022
Performances by Phylicia Ross, King Kino, Alan Cave, DJ Escalar, and many more!
Electrify Brooklyn
Clean Energy Town Halls
May 16 & 19, 2022
How would you like community-aligned clean transportation solutions that reduce local air pollution, help to overcome persistent transportation challenges, and improve quality of life in Brooklyn communities?

REGISTRATION:
HAC's Eritaj Ayisien
City-wide Informational Town Call
May 20, 2022 6-7:30PM / RSVP
Information and resources will be shared on immigration, housing, education, healthcare and wellness, seniors, language access, disability, veterans, and voting rights.
Kompa Dance Party
May 20, 2022, 7-10pm
Come learn the sensual and fun dance that is konpa with Robenson

Music DJ Prettynyce
Dance Class 7-8:30
Dance Party 8:30
Refreshments & Drinks will be Served

Fritay Cooking Party
May 21, 2022
4-6pm
A Haiti Uncovered Cooking Class to celebrate Haitian Heritage Month

On the Menu
Fritay - We frying everything
Plantains, Bread Fruit, Akra, Griot/Turkey, Pikliz

Learn to Prep, Season, and Cook…The Haitian Way! We making everything from Scratch
* Please Wear Comfortable Shoes (sneakers, loafers etc.)
Media coverage of Haitian Heritage Month
Introducing Haitians Across Borders, our special...

Dear reader: This year, The Haitian Times is pleased to present special coverage of Haitian Heritage Month focused on how compatriots are living, surviving and thriving across the globe. Our coverage - Haitians Across Borders - aims to go beyond...

Read more
haitiantimes.com
About the Haitian American Caucus-US

The Haitian American Caucus-US (HAC-US) is a 501c3 not-for-profit grassroots movement of professionals whose mission is to advocate and provide for the under-served communities in the Tri-State area. We accomplish this by providing programs and access to information and resources that will foster self-development and long term success. Advocacy and services are at the core of all that we do. hacglobal.org

Text "GIVEHAC" to 44-321

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