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“Your Healing Is Already Inside You”: Tara A. Nicolas on Balancing Wellness and Your Haitian Roots

Shirley Dor

Haitians Who Blog sits down with actress, Nike trainer, and Reiki master Tara A. Nicolas to discuss how she integrates her heritage, wellness practices, and cre...
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  • Culture

Agriculture and Labor Day: Haiti’s Local Farmers

Carlie Angelbe Pierre

In the past few weeks, Chef Leene Excellence has taken it upon herself to showcase Haiti’s rich culinary heritage by cooking for the Guinness World Record for t...
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  • Career & MoneyHaitians Who Blog Grow

March 2025 – Opportunity Insiders

Shirley Dor

At Haitians Who Blog we truly believe in impact beyond entertainment and news that make a difference in the Haitian community. That’s why we’ve comm...
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  • Allo FanmLove & DatingRelationships

Haitian Love Stories: Three Real-Life Stories That Will Warm Your Heart

Shirley Dor

It’s not common for you to see love boasted in the Haitian culture. Most of the time, Haitian couples leave their stories woven with threads of resilience...
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  • Haitians Who Blog Grow

35+ Haitian-Owned Businesses to Shop This Holiday Season and Beyond

Shirley Dor

lovelyjoubert.com and lumiererene.com The 2024 Holiday Gift Guide featuring 35+ Haitian-owned businesses to gift your loved ones. We’ve curated a thoughtf...
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  • Allo FanmBeauty

The Best Lipstick for Black Women in 2025

Metshi Saika Massena

In my opinion, lipstick is the most important part of makeup. This accessory can be used to enhance a makeup look or to create its own look. Whether you prefer ...
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  • CultureWellness

4 Ways to Fritay Without Breaking Your Heart!

Gregory Lafortune

Whether Haitian Flag Day or just a regular day at home, Haitian food always needs to be celebrated! The history,  pride, resilience, and beauty draped on o...
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  • CultureIdentityMusicPop Culture

Konpa is turning 70: Haitian Music’s past, present and future

Carlie Angelbe Pierre

Image from konpa.info Konpa is proudly celebrating its 70th year in 2025! Like no other, it is a staple in Haitian music. From the full-band rhythms of legendar...
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  • Allo FanmLifestyle

7 Ways to Pamper Your Mother During Haitian Mother’s Day

Carlie Angelbe Pierre

In Haiti, Mother’s Day is celebrated on the last Sunday of May. Many countries, like the United States, Canada, Australia, and a few European nations, celebrate...
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We are a collective telling stories that connect, inspire, and heal the Haitian diaspora with a hyphenated identity.
  • Allo FanmWellness

Everything matters: Mental health check-in during social distancing

Dashna Compere

All people think. Some positive and constructive while others negative. Thoughts are what makes the world go around. Every cooperation ever created, every build...

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  • CultureTravel

Passport ✈️

Shirley Dor

As millennials, obtaining a passport is the new “hip thing to do”. But, with so many young adult Haitians in the US with passports, it’s astounding that we woul...
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  • Haitians Who Blog Grow

Introducing the Haitian Creative Collective Class Of 2020

Shirley Dor

Over 200 Haitian Creatives were nominated in respective categories. Our judges selected winners for each niche creative population based on their amazing conten...
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  • ChangemakersHaitians Who Blog GrowUncategorized

Meet the Founder of Krem au Krem | Ashley Duverneau

Shirley Dor

Battling lifelong eczema, Ashley noticed that store-bought skincare products left her skin even drier. Through experimenting with various natural products, she ...
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  • RelationshipsSelf

Seeing to Self-Care by Carine Emile-Joseph

Shirley Dor

Joseph, a Mental Health Counselor and Certified Life Coach, advocates for self-care in different aspects and various life experiences, such as young professiona...
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  • Wellness

“Your Healing Is Already Inside You”: Tara A. Nicolas on Balancing Wellness and Your Haitian Roots

Shirley Dor

Haitians Who Blog sits down with actress, Nike trainer, and Reiki master Tara A. Nicolas to discuss how she integrates her heritage, wellness practices, and cre...
  • Culture

Agriculture and Labor Day: Haiti’s Local Farmers

Carlie Angelbe Pierre

In the past few weeks, Chef Leene Excellence has taken it upon herself to showcase Haiti’s rich culinary heritage by cooking for the Guinness World Record for t...
  • Career & MoneyHaitians Who Blog Grow

March 2025 – Opportunity Insiders

Shirley Dor

At Haitians Who Blog we truly believe in impact beyond entertainment and news that make a difference in the Haitian community. That’s why we’ve comm...
  • Allo FanmLove & DatingRelationships

Haitian Love Stories: Three Real-Life Stories That Will Warm Your Heart

Shirley Dor

It’s not common for you to see love boasted in the Haitian culture. Most of the time, Haitian couples leave their stories woven with threads of resilience...
  • Haitians Who Blog Grow

35+ Haitian-Owned Businesses to Shop This Holiday Season and Beyond

Shirley Dor

lovelyjoubert.com and lumiererene.com The 2024 Holiday Gift Guide featuring 35+ Haitian-owned businesses to gift your loved ones. We’ve curated a thoughtf...
  • Allo FanmBeauty

The Best Lipstick for Black Women in 2025

Metshi Saika Massena

In my opinion, lipstick is the most important part of makeup. This accessory can be used to enhance a makeup look or to create its own look. Whether you prefer ...
  • CelebrityCinema + Good ReadsLifestyle

Haitian-Jamaican Actress Michelle Buteau is Back in Season 2 of ‘Survival of the Thickest’ on Netflix

Shirley Dor

Alright, besties, grab your snacks and get comfy because Survival of the Thickest is BACK on Netflix for Season 2! We’ve been waiting, and the time has fi...
  • ChangemakersCulture

Meet Haitian Author Katchouscia Apollon | Shades of Me Poetry Collection

Shirley Dor

Tell us a little about yourself, your books, and its genre. My name is Katchouscia Apollon. I was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. During childbirth, the doctor a...
  • Culture

Haitian In America, It’s Not the Dream

Katwian Zetrenne

News channels worldwide exploded, circulating photos of Haitian migrants occupying tents, crossing rivers, and doing the unthinkable, to seek asylum at the bord...
  • CultureIdentityMusicPop Culture

Konpa is turning 70: Haitian Music’s past, present and future

Carlie Angelbe Pierre

Image from konpa.info Konpa is proudly celebrating its 70th year in 2025! Like no other, it is a staple in Haitian music. From the full-band rhythms of legendar...
  • Career & MoneyHaitians Who Blog GrowUncategorized

11 Conferences, Expos, and Networking Opportunities for Haitian Professionals to Attend 2025

Anne Louis

Seeking to pivot at a job or looking to network, there are a ton of opportunities in the community that can help you get to the next level.
  • Allo FanmChangemakersHaitians Who Blog Grow

Haitian Women in Media To Know

Shirley Dor

When I founded Haitians Who Blog, it was out of the need to connect with Haitian people in digital media and find others like myself who told stories that bridg...
  • Politics

Haiti Hospitals Are Calling on the Haitian Diaspora this World Health Day to Make Impact

Shirley Dor

In the heart of Port-au-Prince, where resilience meets unimaginable challenges, St. Damien Pediatric Hospital has long been a symbol of hope for Haiti’s most vu...
  • ChangemakersHaitians Who Blog GrowUncategorized

Haitian Fashion Blogger and Event Curator On the Art of Fashion | Merline Thermora

Katwian Zetrenne

Fashion is a worldwide language that is appreciated by every person’s eye. Bringing together cultures and trends that become wearable art. Merline Thermora, als...

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