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Haitians At Harvard

Cultural & Identity

Student and alumni group creating a space for Haitians to discuss Haiti, including an annual conference for the Haitian diaspora, students, and leaders.

About

Haitians at Harvard™ was founded by students seeking an ethnically Haitian space for discussions related to our home country. The organization, now also including alumni, launched its inaugural conference in 2023.

What they do

  • Annual conference on impacting Haiti
  • Welcome reception with documentary screening and Q&A
  • Panels and breakout panels

Mission, in their words

On March 27, 2026, we aim to discuss the meaning and value of "Leveraging Innovation to Impact Haiti." The 2026 edition of the conference will bring together Haitian professionals, students, and leaders to explore how we can work together to create positive change in Haiti by tapping into our academic and social resources to expand opportunities in both the U.S. and Haiti.

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