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Education:

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.

http://www.ahadonline.org/

Creole Institute

Indiana University Creole Institute: resources for the Study of Haitian Creole.

http://www.indiana.edu/~creole/

Diocese of Hinche Schools

Site about the teacher training and school building activities of the Catholic Diocese of Hinche in Haiti funded by the Haitian Education Fund.

http://www.lekol.com

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Educational Initiatives in Haiti

Site directs the user to essential information regarding educational programs in Haiti, including libraries, schools, universities, and support organizations.

http://www.haitieducation.com/

Educavision Inc.

Provides educational materials that are culturally and linguistically connected to Haitians.

http://www.educavision.com/

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.

http://www.geocities.com/d_millien/

Haiti & the USA - Linked by History and Community -- 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.

http://www.haiti-usa.org/

The Haitian Academy

Year-round American school located in Haiti.

http://www.haitianacademy.net

Haitian Student Association - Albany

Haitian student organization at the State University of New York at Albany.

http://www.albany.edu/~hsa/

Haitian Student Association - UMass Amherst

HASA: Haitian Student Association at UMass Amherst.

http://www.umass.edu/rso/hasa/

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.

http://www.geocities.com/CollegePark/Theater/3504/

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.

http://www.thenewvictorianschool.org

Pwof Ansanm

Pwof Ansanm is a non-profit volunteer organization supporting educational initiatives in Haiti.

http://www.pwofansanm.org

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