News and views about the current situation in Haiti from the perspective of the Haitian majority, plus features, travel tips, links to other pages of interest and the always popular "Famous Haitians" section.

Website to accompany PBS documentary (aired September 6, 2005) about Haiti, featuring history, electoral politics, and social, economic, and environmental challenges.

Notes and essays from an online course by Bob Corbett.

A federation that re-groups factory unions and committees, workers’ associations and militants, all struggling for the construction of an independent, combative and democratic movement. [Also in Spanish, French and Creole]

Information about the living languages of the country including population, region, classification, dialects and alternate names.

Illustrated with photographs of the country and people, this site gives a brief history and current social condition of Haiti.

A non profit missionary organization spreading the gospel to Haitians through a variety of programs.

A collection of Haitian proverbs featuring the photography of Kirsten Luce.

Advocacy on behalf of Haitian Nationals for immigration relief.

Non-profit organization improving the lives of the inhabitants of Ile à Vache by supporting a local clinic and the constructing and supporting a school. [English/Spanish]

Online community for Haitians and other Caribbean cultures. resources and information on West Indies culture, such as art, poetry, literature, music, and history.

To raise the level of awareness about Haitian culture. To combat the persistence of negative images about Haiti in the media. To present the Arts and History of Haiti. To promote opportunities for Social Action leading to the economic development of a just and inclusive society.

Duncan Campbell describes what Haiti needs now: the support of the international community for President Préval, an investigation of the electoral processes, and the assistance in rebuilding itself and attracting its diaspora home. (February 21, 2006)

January 2006 documentary about the overthrow of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide in 2004, particularly the role of the United States through the International Republican Institute (IRI) and USAID. By Walt Bogdanich, a reporter with The New York Times.

Provides collaborative timeline and articles.

Timeline of events.

This is a bibliographic guide to resources on the topic. Includes texts, encyclopedias, bibliographies, biographical sources, indexes and abstracts, and links to web sources. It also provides an overview of the topic.

Online Refugee Fact Sheet (1994) about the island's history from the Refugee Service Centre of the Center for Applied Linguistics.

The rich and fascinating history of Haiti from the Spanish discovery of Hispanola to present day politics of Haiti.

Provides a history of Haiti from colonial times to the present.