Haiti Cultural Exchange is a nonprofit organization established to develop, present and promote the cultural expressions of the Haitian people.

We seek to raise awareness of social issues and foster cultural understanding and appreciation through programs in the arts, education and public affairs.

Programs & Services

Our programs and services seek to support emerging and established artists, promote cross-cultural exchanges, preserve our cultural heritage, and encourage dialogue around contemporary social issues.

HCX presents innovative programs including art exhibits, performances, and public forums.  Through our ongoing youth development programs we engage children and young adults in an exploration of Haitian culture and foster a greater sense of pride.  Our artist development services are designed to provide artists with access to resources and opportunities to work in the community.

Partnerships

Affirmation Arts / Akashic Books / Bridge Culture /Brooklyn Children’s Museum / Brooklyn Museum / Caribbean Literary and Cultural Center Library/ Central Park Summer Stage / CityLoreCOLORS Restaurant / Diaspora Community ServicesEl Museo del BarrioFAB AllianceFive Myles Gallery/ Global Syndicate /Haitian Studies AssociationKiskeaCity / Long Island University / The Martin E. Segal TheaterMoCADA / National Black Programming Consortium / New York Historical Society / One Moore BookP.S. 189 / Rada Film Group / Soul of BrooklynWBAIWNYC / Words Without Borders / WQXR

Institutional Support

The Association of Performing Arts Presenters
Brooklyn Arts Council

Brooklyn Community Foundation
Citizens Committee for New York City
NYC Hope & Healing Fund
NY-Haitian Leadership Fellowship
Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors
Soul of Brooklyn Regrant Program
Union Square Awards

 

Board Members

Marylin Andre-Isaac
Fabrice Armand
Cybil Charlier
Sheila Guillaume
Marie-Flore Joseph
Millery Polyné
Régine M. Roumain
Magdaly Saint-Juste
Staff
Executive Director
Program Coordinator
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