When Catherine Flon sewed the first Haitian Flag on this day in 1803, her hand was undoubtedly guided by visions of its colors waving high and proud. She was one of many women memorialized in the history of the Haitian Revolution, when women such as Suzanne Bélair, Marie-Jeanne Lamartinière, Victoria Montou and countless others took […]
Celebrating Mothers From the moment we bring a child into the world, life takes on a whole new meaning. It begins by challenging our patience and discipline, and evolves into high-wire devotion — where a balancing act of love, responsibility and determination forever define us. There are no lengths to which a mother will not
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18 Mai On the 18th day in May, also known as Haitian Flag Day, thousands of Haitians in communities worldwide celebrate their nation’s origins and the cohesion of the Haitian people. The flag birthed out of the Haitian Revolution in 1791-1803 represents pride in Haitian heritage. More importantly, it also represents the world’s first Black-ruled nation. Reflecting On Haitian Glory And Ruin During this ongoing era of
ME2GETHER, une Association à but non lucratif, légalement enregistrée à Mount Prospect ILLINOIS, est composée exclusivement de femmes qui vivent dans différents États aux États-Unis et dans d’autres pays, mais qui s’unissent pour partager un objectif commun, celui de construire une solidarité féminine en s’entraidant mutuellement et en aidant les femmes à s’aider elles-mêmes. L’activité
