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04.02.12
3 student organizations at NYU: L.U.C.H.A. (Latinos Unidos Con Honor y Amistad), H.A.S.A. (Haitian-American Student Association) and Bella Quisqueya present Part III of their Dominican-Haitian dialogue series. The concluding panel discussion will paint the picture of the factors pushing and pulling Haitians into the Dominican Republic, the current state of affairs on the island, and by the end will lead us one step closer to answering the ultimate question, “What can we do?”
DATE/ TIME: Thursday, April 5th at 6pm
LOCATION: NYU’s Global Center
238 Thompson Street, Room 279 Google Map
Take the N or the R to NYU – 8th Street
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03.25.12
For eight years now, The Association of Haitian and Francophone Studies of the Department of Foreign Languages, ESL, and Humanities has been hosting a daylong program: The Haitian Book Day, which gathers more than thirty Haitian authors coming from Haiti, the New York area, Canada, and Europe.
This year, in addition to putting more than two thousand books on display at the Atrium and having a huge number of Haitian authors, we will have Syto Cavé, a famous Haitian writer, and Hérard Jadotte, director of the State University of Haiti Press, to join us as our guest speakers.
DATE/ TIME: Sunday, April 22nd/ 11am to 6pm
LOCATION: York College, CUNY
94-20 Guy R Brewer Boulevard Google Map
Take the E or the F to Jamaica – 179th Street
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11.07.11
In the article, entitled “Keeping Our Culture Alive in New York City” and published in the Boston Haitian Reporter’s October issue, Régine discusses her drive and commitment to bringing Haitian culture to diverse communities.
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10.03.11
Sunday, October 23rd: 2-5 pm
Joel Dreyfus of theroot.com will present author Monique Clesca and her latest book Mosaiques.
Wine and cheese will be served!
Location: Mehu Gallery (Google Map)
21 West 100th Street
Entrance on Columbus Avenue and Central Park West.
For more information, contact kadras2012@yahoo.com
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