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The CUNY-HSI is an academic unit aimed to encourage and support studies on Haiti and Haitians living abroad.
The institute’s main commitment is to engage in analysis and research to better understand policies and projects girded toward Haiti and the Haitian community, and policies that link scholarship programs on Haiti to social actions impacting the lives of Haitian populations and other racial and ethnic communities.
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Our summer program offers an immersive global education experience with paid professional development, lectures, workshops, film screenings, dining experiences, and more. Explore Haitian history, culture, and customs in Brooklyn’s Little Haiti. Applications for Summer 2024 are now closed.
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Haitian Studies Association Annual Conference
Obden Mondésir, the Haitian Studies Institute’s inaugural archivist, is designing a collection that honors the lives of revolutionaries and everyday citizens alike.
The pair of rising leaders visited to inspire youth participating in the Young Scholars Civics Institute.
Sociology Professor Jean Eddy Saint Paul, the founding director of the CUNY Haitian Studies Institute, spoke at Harvard University’s Afro-Latin American Research Center on October 22 about U.S. immigration Policy
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For archive-related inquiries, please contact: Obden Mondésir, HSI Archivist P: 718.951.5000 x2123 E: obden.mondesir@brooklyn.cuny.edu
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