Noah Augustin

As the Haitian diaspora and popularity of social media grow, so has the presence of Haitians in an array of digital spaces. Here’s a look at about a dozen Haitians expressing their culture and heritage, both American and Haitian, on various social platforms.

In 1979, after musical training in Haiti, Germany and France, TiCorn released “Haïti,” the album that propelled her to stardom.

Chef Gregory Gourdet working in Kann_s kitchen- Sydnie EdelmanSousòl bar-Zach LewisSousòl lounge with picture of Jean Michel Basquiat taken by Photographer Paige Powell- Zach Lewis_ By Noah Augusti…

Overview: One Haitian man living in the Dominican Republic calls his friend, who helps him see if one romantic interest is too good to be true This article is part […]

Walking into the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library on Fifth Avenue, I saw a flier announcing: “Aprann Kreyòl - Haitian Creole Conversation Hour.”

In his second album, renowned houngan Erol Josué talks a lot about the crossroads. Aptly titled “Pelerinaj”, meaning pilgrimage in Creole

Writers Edwige Danticat and Ibi Zoboi kicked off last weekend’s Salon D’Ayiti, the second of two talks featuring

Theodore’s menswear brand, The Brooklyn Circus (BKc), is inspired mostly by American history and integrates Haitian culture however he sees fit.

a mélange of French Literature, Language and History, have started a project called Les Phares Haitiens, French for Haitian lighthouses.

the lowest estimated death toll from the Parsley Massacre, about 9,000 people, is higher than the Srebrenica. Yet, the Parsley Massacre has not been classified a genocide