We are pleased to share interesting and informative resources with you. These organizations provide a wealth of information on Haitian culture, the arts and social issues of importance to our community.

Find resources in your community

• Brooklyn Arts Council
  Brooklyn Arts Council hosts free and affordable arts events, provides grants and training to artists and organizations and promotes cultural groups.
• Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute
  CCCADI is dedicated to promoting the cultures of people of African Descent through arts education and cultural events.
• Center for Traditional Music & Dance
  CTMD helps New York City’s immigrant communities preserve their unique cultural heritage through research, presentation and education.
• City Lore
  City Lore works to document, present, and advocate for New York City’s cultures to ensure their living legacy in histories, places and traditions.
• FOKAL
  FOKAL is an independent foundation in Haiti supported by the Open Society Institute and other international and local organizations.
• Île en île
  Île en île is a database website developed to present biographies, bibliographies, photos, texts and audio recordings on authors from the French-speaking islands of the world.
• The Toussaint L’Ouverture Foundation
  The Toussaint L’Ouverture Foundation was established to promote Haitian culture, stimulate artistic creativity, and help restore Haiti’s cultural heritage.
• La Troupe Makandal
  La Troupe Makandal channels the power of traditional Afro-Haitian music and dance to represent Haiti’s history and culture in theaters and schools.
• Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Art
  MoCADA incites dialogue on pressing social and political issues facing the African Diaspora, and fosters a dynamic space for the creation and continuous evolution of culture.