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Lower Manhattan City Council Member Christopher Marte (D) and Lower East Side residents mailed over 50 letters Tuesday to grocery stores, supermarkets, and

Roundup of the Haitian people and topics that drew the most media attention in 2023.

Haitian and Dominican identities discussed at Brooklyn College panel featuring cultural performances, scholars and media.

The City University of New York Haitian Studies Institute’s Ayiti in the City summer program aimed to fill gaps for students about Haiti’s history and spur interest in Haitian community institutions. Here are some images from the monthly program that took place in June 2023. 

It takes a village to celebrate rituals—and Lab/Shul’s Liberation Seder held on the first night of Passover in the sanctuary/social hall at Judson Memorial

Three different faiths recognized love and togetherness through celebration Thursday.

On March 26,  a few hundred Israelis living in New York rallied near the Washington Square Park arch to protest the Israeli government’s plan to overhaul

La MaMa, the East Village theatre that nurtures experimentation and began almost 52 years ago, marked another milestone in its storied legacy by celebrating

Myrlande Constant recalls she and her mother sheltering from Haiti’s afternoon sun and heat, under a frame with fabric from the wedding dress her mother was

The line stretches down Centre Street in anticipation. Children of all ages and their parents hardly could wait to celebrate the Lunar New Year at the Museum