21. Links To Haiti News Internet Government Business Culture Links to haiti. Aristide is gone thanks GOD! haiti, The Eroding Nation. Toussaint L'Ouverture. Port haiti. University of Texas LANIC haiti links. haiti Référence haiti links. Turning haiti into a http://www.cam.org/~interso/haiti.html

Links to Haiti Aristide is gone, thanks GOD! Haiti, The Eroding Nation You can't miss this documentary Toussaint L'Ouverture Discours de Wendell Phillips, 1861, New York et Boston Port Haiti University of Texas - LANIC Haiti links Haiti links Turning Haiti into a tropical paradise MetropoleHaiti.com Caraibes FM Haiti Press Network ... American University I.T. in Haiti NSRC Network Startup Ressource Center/Haiti FUNREDES-REHRED Le marketing de la cause (Now in English) Fresh mangoes from Haiti Best of the world Intersocietal Marketing and com. for human devel. OPL Come From The People MOUN Haiti Democracy Project Groupe 184 ... Barbancourt The magic of rum imaj dayiti Bode Nasyonal Temple of Yehwe Max G. Beauvoir Zombies on the web Looking for zombies in Haiti : ) ArtMedia Haiti Looking for Haitian art SEARCH INTERS O CIETAL. COM Last update: May/8/04

22. Haiti, Culture, Politique, Histoire, Le Site De La Communaute Haitienne De Suiss Translate this page haiti, culture, Politique, Histoire, Le site dela communaute haitienne de Suisse, Geneve. http://www.haiticulture.ch/

23. Haiti-Reference: Plan Du Site Une page de haitiReference contenant le plan général ou une structure du site. 1217.-Conférence Episcopale d`haiti. 1218.-Evêques défunts d'haiti Parcs nationaux d'haiti. 8000.- Arts et culture. 8100.- http://www.haiti-reference.com/general/plan.html

Rechercher le site Courtoisie de X-Recherche 0200.- Structure du site 0000.- Généralités Introduction Structure du Site Index Général Calendrier 2003 Calendrier du Mois Citation du mois ... Parloir (chat room) Le personnel de Haiti-Référence Page de l'éditeur Pages des collaborateurs Boites aux lettres Album de photos Contacts Adresses ... Références bibliographiques 1000.- Religions et croyances Le Christianisme Message chrétien Brève histoire du christianisme Oeuvres missionnaires ... Instituts religieux féminins Organismes catholiques Des Saints d'origine haitienne Le Protestantisme Le protestantisme en Haiti Eglises protestantes haitiennes du 10è. Les Organisations protestantes Le Vodou Origine et croyances Panthéon Sanctuaires ... Le vodou, une religion: arrêté prési- dentiel

24. Haiti - Culture haiti 2004. haitian culture. haiti 1804 Kreyol.com featured FeaturedBooks Book - Revolution 1804 revolution revolisyon révolution http://www.kreyol.com/culture.html

Home Information Services Galleries haitian culture Haiti 1804 Kreyol.com - featured Featured Books: revolution révolution An Artistic Commemoration of the Haitian Revolution Edited by Ella Turenne Publisher Liv Lakay With introductions from Edwidge Danticat , Cauvin L. Paul and Max Manigat January 2004 will mark the bicentennial of the Haitian Revolution – one of the most important events in history relating to the struggle for freedom. Proudly garnering its title, “First Black Republic,” Haiti is an example of what results when a collective spirit deems freedom a necessary commodity. Although Haiti’s immediate history has been riddled with turmoil, its history still elicits a sense of great pride amongst its inhabitants as well as those in the Diaspora. revolution revolisyon révolution A must buy for lovers of Haiti and the Arts. ISBN 0-9745310-0-6 Library (Collector’s) Edition $36.00 An Artistic Commemoration of the Haitian Revolution 8.25 * 10.25; 86 pages, on 80# Glossy Paper [ Order now at BookSurge ] ISBN 0-9718191-7-3 Retail (Trade) Edition $25.00

25. Haiti - Culture www.fistick.com The Photographs of Jock Fistick The Tampa Tribune Life Death in haiti (1994) Our culture Today Get a haitian Newspaper Subscription http://www.kreyol.com/culture.htm

Home Information Services Galleries haitian culture Haiti 1804 Kreyol.com - featured Featured Books: Amazing Book! revolution revolisyon révolution An Artistic Commemoration of the Haitian Revolution Edited by Ella Turenne Publisher Liv Lakay With introductions from Edwidge Danticat, Cauvin L. Paul and Max Manigat Buy it now! Princess Sister by Sheila Copeland I will add much more to this section later this week during the redesign of the site... for now check out some of my favorite black and white photography about Haiti. featured book The Butterfly's Way: voices from the Haitian Dyaspora in the United States Photography [ www.photo.nl ] The Photographs of Rob Huibers > "Living In Haiti" > "US Landing in Haiti" ... The Tampa Tribune Our Culture Today: Get a Haitian Newspaper Subscription Now. Haiti Progres - 52 issues/12 months Subscription Haiti En Marche - 52 issues/12 months Subscription Semaine En Haiti - 52 issues/12 months Subscription Haiti Observateur - 52 issues/12 months Subscription Haitian Times Haitian Times - 52 issues/12 months Subscription *Note Languages: Articles in French, English, and Creole.

26. Haiti Guide A guide with information and facts about the geography and culture of haiti. http://www.haitiguide.com

Country Facts Introduction Geography People Government ... 1987 Constitution Pictures Central Plateau seeHaiti News Canadian troops join patrol in Haiti Mar 23, 2004 - Bell Globemedia French Soldier Dies Mar 21, 2004 - New York Times Local chaplain talks about experiences Mar 20, 2004 - WTNH Multinational force grows Mar 19, 2004 - USA TODAY Kreyol Word freedom - libète Web Site Topics Missions Ministry Personal Trips Business In Haiti In USA Internet Information Maps Weather Government General Travel Airlines Lodging Latest News Update Multinational Interim Force grows to 3,300 March 23rd, The Combined Joint Task Force has now grown to 3,300 consisting of 1,800 U.S., 760 French, 330 Chilean and 340 Canadian military personnel in Haiti. And the operation now has a name - Operation Secure Tomorrow. Members of the Multinational Interim Force now are stabilizing parts of the troubled country beyond the capital of Port-au-Prince, Defense Department officials reported. UN's Special Advisor arrives in Haiti today "The Secretary-General's Special Adviser for Haiti, Reginald Dumas, arrived in Port-au-Prince this morning," spokeswoman Marie Okabe told the press at headquarters. "Meanwhile, the UN's multidisciplinary mission, headed by Hocine Medili, is continuing its work in Haiti and will be meeting with members of the diplomatic community today."

27. Atlas - Haiti Map Overview of culture, history, economy, currency, government, people, education and languages. http://www.map.freegk.com/haiti/haiti.php

Introduction People History Culture ... Communications Legal system Organization Provinces Disputes Haiti Introduction Back to Top Haiti, independent republic occupying the western third of the island of Hispaniola, which it shares with the Dominican Republic, and bounded on the north by the Atlantic Ocean, on the east by the Dominican Republic, on the south by the Caribbean Sea, and on the west by the Windward Passage, which separates it from Cuba. Its area is 27,750 sq km (10,714 sq mi). Port-au-Prince is Haiti's capital and largest city. Official Name- Republic of Haiti Capital City- Port-au-Prince Languages- French (official), French Creole Official Currency- Gourde Religions- Catholic, others Population- 7,200,000 Land Area- 27,560 sq km (10,641 sq miles) Haiti Provinces Back to Top 9 departments (departements, singular - departement); Artibonite, Centre, Grand'Anse, Nord, Nord-Est, Nord-Ouest, Ouest, Sud, Sud-Est Haiti People Back to Top The population of Haiti is 6,964,549 (2001 estimate), giving the country an overall population density of 251 persons per sq km (650 per sq mi). In arable areas, however, there are about five times more people than the average. Some 66 percent of the population lives in rural areas. Haitian Creole and French are the official languages. Creole is spoken by all Haitians and, with French, is used in drama, music, radio, television, politics, and religion. But written Creole is not widely accepted because the school system retains French as the main language of instruction. Creole is normally used in daily life, and French—mastered by perhaps 10 percent of the people—is used in more formal circumstances. Most of the vocabulary of Haitian Creole is derived from French, but its syntax is similar to that of some African languages and resembles the syntax of other creole languages of the Caribbean and the Indian Ocean.

28. Haiti-Reference Excellent Guide contenant des r©f©rences de bases sur le pays, son peuple et sa culture, maintenu par un biblioth©caire. http://haiti-reference.com

29. Ile Ife Museum Contains art and artifacts that trace the migration of African people from the shores of West Africa to haiti and the Caribbean. Located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. http://www.columbia.edu/~jw157/ileife/ahc/ilemuse.html

The Ile Ife Museum For many years a copy of the Queen Mother (pictured above) gazed out over North Philadelphia from atop the Ile Ife Museum toward William Penn atop City Hall. For over 15 years between 1972 and 1988 the Ile Ife Museum was a mecca for African and African American art, housing a world class collection of West African materials as well as the work of local artists. The building was a gift to Ile Ife from what was then First Philadelphia Bank (now CoreStates), and with its Masonic design was on the registry of historic landmarks. When Ile Ife closed in 1989, the museum was gutted, abandoned and covered with graffiti. It was finally torn down in 1997. From the Museum's brochure in its heyday: The Ile Ife Museum of Afro-American Culture Philadelphia The first Afro-American museum in Pennsylvania is a dream come true for those seeking to identify their roots and shape their destiny. A man without knowledge of his history is like a tree without roots. Housed in an historical landmark donated by the Philadelphia National Bank, the Museum contains art and artifacts that trace the migration of African people from the shores of West Africa to Haiti and the Caribbean to the contemporary flowering of the African American expression personified by the Ile Ife Center Ile Ife in the Yoruba language means House of Love. It is the Holy City of Yorubaland, the birthplace of the Orishas. Ile Ife of Philadelphia joins hands with the mother Ile Ife of Nigeria to bring our community the cultural enrichment that follows respect and appreciation for the arts and the humanities."

30. Windows On Haiti: Wisdom And Beauty In Haitian Vodou Essay by Dr. MarieJose Alcide Saint-Lot, a scholar of Haitian popular culture with graduate degrees from Brooklyn College and CUNY. This paper first presented at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. http://haitiforever.com/windowsonhaiti/w98501.shtml

Marie-José Alcide Saint-Lot, Ph.D. This essay was read to an Educational Panel on Spirits in the Celluloid: Haiti, Hollywood, and the Mass Media, at the American Museum of Natural History, New York City, Nov. 15, 1998, for the Exhibit of the Sacred Arts of Haitian Vodou Dr. Marie-José Alcide Saint-Lot is a scholar of Haitian popular culture. She holds an MFA in Theater from Brooklyn College and a Ph.D. from the Graduate School of Theater at CUNY. Wisdom and Beauty in Haitian Vodou The spiritual splendor we are plunged into through this fascinating exhibit defies and calls into question the sordid and negative image imprinted on Haiti’s traditional religion. The compelling feeling of ecstasy, piety, of profound communion with the beyond which pervades these masterpieces not only lifts the mind and vibrates the soul, but also suggests that such marvelous inspiration could not have come from a destructive power. What then explains the hostility towards Vodou? The plight of Vodou in Haiti originates from the socio- economic conditions created by the colonizers to enrich themselves at the expense and to the detriment of the Negro slaves. As you know, political supremacy works hand in hand with cultural and spiritual supremacy. So, to insure their power, impose their values and establish their so-called superiority, the European rulers, from the 16th to the 19th century, made it their goal to strip the Blacks of their identity, of their humanity, undermine the African image and destroy African culture. Vodou as the religion of the slaves, the element of cohesion among them and their base of resistance, became a major target and suffered endless persecution. This persistent harassment had an impact which never totally disappeared. No wonder the media have been led to misrepresent Vodou as evil, barbaric, criminal.

31. Welcome To The Website Of The Embassy Of Haiti Official site featuring much information about the Republic of haiti, its government, history, politics and culture; with many other links about haiti. http://www.haiti.org/

Subscribe to our newsletter to receive news on Haiti! E-Mail Address: © Embassy of Haiti Last Updated: W elcome to the official website of the Republic of Haiti. You will find useful information here about Haiti , the Government Business opportunities Visa and Tourism Regarding the tragedy caused by the tropical storm Odette Haiti's Prime Minister to visit Washington D.C. ... of the first Black Republic Haiti is to be featured at the: 2004 Smithsonian Folklife Festival National Palace Parliament Ministry of Tourism ... Documentation Embassy of the Republic of Haiti - 2311 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W. - Washington, D.C. 20008 Tel : 202.332.4090 - Fax : 202.745.7215 - E-mail : embassy@haiti.org

32. Cultural Orientation Resource (COR) Center A review of the island's history from the Refugee Service Centre. http://www.cal.org/rsc/haiti/hhist.html

Cultural Orientation Resource (COR) Center formerly Refugee Service Center (RSC) PROJECT FUNDER: U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration The United States accepts approximately 75,000 refugees each year from diverse regions of the world. CAL's Cultural Orientation Resource Center specializes in the development of materials that help refugee newcomers understand fundamental aspects of life in the United States. Orientation materials cover such topics as housing, community services, transportation, health, employment, and cultural adjustment in several Asian, European, African, and Middle Eastern languages. Additionally, the COR Center produces monographs on the people, history, and culture of different refugee groups to help US service providers understand the new refugee populations. Other orientation materials include bilingual phrasebooks, health resources guides, and a website devoted to cultural orientation. Culturalorientation.net

33. Index.page A project site for part of a degree course, offering articles about Napoleon, Revolutionary culture, haiti, and the French social system, as well as text of documents, links, bibliography. http://www.geocities.com/revolutioninfrance/

L iberty and the F rench R evolution History Degree Poster Project

34. Haiti Recreation Culture Foods Results From Gezia.org Repository. haiti recreation culture foods. Updated 2004May-01 145123.haiti recreation culture foods results listed below tripadvisor http://haiti.gezia.org/haiti---recreation---culture---foods.html

haiti recreation culture foods Updated 2004-May-20 14:51:23 haiti recreation culture foods results listed below: Click on any dataset below to retrieve information shipping worldwide rating for term haiti Title: Wholesale Freight Calculator a... ... haiti - religious days These searches may be useful as well

35. Smithsonian Folklife Festival 2003 Features haiti Freedom and Creativity, Water Ways The Past, Present and Future of Maritime Communities in the MidAtlantic and Music in Latino culture Nuestra Mºsica. http://www.folklife.si.edu/CFCH/festival2003/2003_festival.htm

Press Sponsors Schedule of Events Festival Sitemap (PDF) 37th Annual Smithsonian Folklife Festival on the National Mall, Washington, DC June 25-29 and July 2-6, 2003 Appalachia: Heritage and Harmony Mali: From Timbuktu to Washington Scotland at the Smithsonian Produced by the Smithsonian Institution Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage. Co-sponsored by the National Park Service Smithsonian Institution Contact Privacy ... Website Designer

36. CARE - Virtual Field Trip - Haiti Walk through city streets and rural villages in the poorest country of the Western Hemisphere in this virtual tour, and learn about the country's culture, history, and people. Includes journal entries, a photo album, recommended books and related links. http://www.careusa.org/vft/haiti/index.asp

Other Field Trips... return to careusa.org Bolivia Ecuador Ghana Guatemala Guatemala 2002 Haiti Honduras Kosovo Madagascar Mali Nepal Peru Peru 2001

37. Haiti / Haiti :: Culture & Tourism Links : Kulturális és Idegenforgalmi Linkek International catalogue of culture and tourism. Internationaler kultureller und touristischer Katalog. Nemzetközi kulturális és idegenforgalmi katalógus. http://katalogus.kulturinfo.hu/ht.html

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38. EchodHaiti.com: Welcome/Respè haiti 2004 info culture Kilti Chez YonYon Mention the name Lionel Simeon, andthere will be many puzzled faces, but mention Chez YonYon and there will be a http://www.echodhaiti.com/

Celebrating 200 Years of Freedom CELEBRATING 2004 LOUNE VIAUD: Zanmi Lasante contact us calendar ... guestbook Though she once said she was nervous about representing anyone, "...I represent myself at best," Edwidge Danticat has become a major voice for Haiti and the Haitian diaspora. For Ms. Danticat, a thank you note. ( more... More Mother Mary Lange honored at the National Shrine, Washington, DCA Haitian woman born more than 200 years ago is being recognized for her saintly life... Wherever disaster struck family comes together. We all heard about the flood in Fond Verrettes where everything have disappeared, many of our haitians brothers and sisters died without saying their last wish. We cannot bring life back, but we can save the lives of the survivors. We cannot go there to wrap bodies, to bury the dead, or to mourn with the survifors, we surely can assist in changing their lives from hopelessness and despair to more fulfilling days. ( more...

39. Haiti - Haïti haitian and Caribbean community web site, with education on culture, history, and life of the West Indies culture. Its goal is to raise the awareness and pride of haiti online. http://www.kreyol.com/home.html

Haiti 1804 Information Services Galleries Haiti - Haïti Haïti Bienvenue! Hello and Welcome! My name is Hertz Nazaire, just Naz... is cool. I was born in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti (carrefour). I moved to the U.S. at very young age, but my culture is still a very strong factor in molding me as a person. I love Haiti very much and wanted to find a way to show my pride and share my heritage with others. Although Haiti is one of the poorest countries on this earth, many of us still strive to overcome our struggles and make major impact in this world. Haitians have a strong and colorful history, all you have to do is explore the many links on this site to discover this. Kreyol.Com was created in November, 1999 as a tool to keep in touch with my roots while providing small services to Haitians new to the net. The Haitian community online has grown larger since then. This site will serve as a hub to connect you to our peoples everywhere. Being an artist I will publish many of my works on this site and use it as a personal online journal of what I'm up to, so please come back often to view the many updates on my art on my progress to become a better painter. I hope I can keep working on Kreyol.Com for many years to come. I love to design and still have lots of goals for the future of this site.

40. EchodHaiti.com: Culture: The Bridge From Haiti To Ja The Land of Rising Sun is slowly falling into the hypnotic trance of haiti. from theCaribbean, Japan is now an oasis for the budding taste of haitian culture. http://www.echodhaiti.com/culture/haititojapan.htm

Celebrating 200 Years of Freedom An Enriching Cultural Experience A Look at Haiti- 2003 Reversing the Brain Drain: The Haitian-American ... Japanese Embassy // when Haiti will celebrate 200 years of Independence. Countdown("January 01, 2004 00:00:00") contact us calendar books links ... guestbook The Bridge from Haiti to Japan by Jean-Michel Mathurin and Katya Charles Barrett When you think of the charm of the Caribbean being shared abroad you think of many countries and cultures but has Japan ever been one of those places that might also be seduced by the sultry sounds of the Pearl of the Antilles? Well thanks to an extraordinary individual The Land of Rising Sun is slowly falling into the hypnotic trance of Haiti. With each beat of the drum, Japan is becoming a new frontier for Haitian art and artist alike. Being geographically far from the Caribbean, Japan is now an oasis for the budding taste of Haitian culture. Like the Pied Piper of long ago there is one man paving the way for Haitian culture in this distant land. Haiti recently celebrated fifty years of diplomatic relationship with Japan. Much of that alliance however, was merely symbolic and not as strong as we would have liked.

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