Vania Andre

As legal challenges to Trump’s rollback of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and other immigration policies may reach the Supreme Court, the Haitian community should watch closely to see whether Barrett’s rulings will favor or restrict their legal pathways to stay in the U.S.

Celebrate Caribbean Heritage Month by exploring these six fascinating facts about Haiti and its vibrant culture and history.

In what seems to be an epidemic, another Haitian person has been charged by the authorities with defrauding people in the community.

The Parsons School of Design and the New York Fashion Workforce Development Coalition hosted a career fair for Haitian immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers to match them with fashion production houses and brands looking for people skilled in beading, stitching, and sewing.

Advocates urge NYC officials to open more transfer schools for older immigrant students facing enrollment hurdles.

This Women’s History Month, let’s honor the achievements and contributions of women. Learn from Tamara Suvil, a community manager at JPMorgan Chase, about her career success and valuable insights on personal finance.

Grammy winner Pras Michel seeks retrial, questioning former counsel’s competence and AI influence in defense strategy.

Haitian-American jazz singer Cécile McLorin Salvant is nominated for two Grammys for her album Mélusine and single Fenestra.

Taking a detour from typical book releases and signings, Raymond transformed the event into a cultural experience by bringing to life excerpts from his memoir as theatrical scenes.

The legendary band reunites in their home state of NJ on the heels of Pras Michel’s announcement seeking a new trial in federal conspiracy case.