Location: Room 122

The Diaspora can serve as a bridge between Haitian communities living in host countries and in the motherland and has the power to strengthen both communities. How do we bring both communities together and build them up? What structures and programs can add value and create change in these communities? What mechanisms can be used to ensure sustainability and why is this important? These are questions that this session will seek to answer.

Moderator:

Hadassah St. Hubert, Ph.D. is currently the CLIR Postdoctoral Fellow in Data Curation for Latin American and Caribbean Studies...

Hadassah St. Hubert, Ph.D

CLIR Postdoctoral Fellow at dLOC

Speakers:

Dina Simon was appointed CEO of the U.S. Virgin Islands Hurricane Recovery & Resilience Task Force by the Governor...

Dina Simon

CEO, USVI Hurricane Recovery & Resilience Task Force by the Governor of the U.S. Virgin Islands

Dr. Ronald Cetoute is a dynamic leader with a deep commitment to education and business. Currently, he serves as...

Dr. Ronald Cetoute

President, Georgia Haitian American Chamber of Commerce

Empowering Cultural Arts Innovator, Eveline Pierre, Co-Founder and Executive Director of the first Haitian Heritage Museum, inspirational speaker and...

Eveline Pierre

Co-Founder and Executive Director, Haitian Heritage Museum

Nadege Fleurimond is an entrepreneur, speaker, author and business strategist living life in New York City. Utilizing her Haitian...

Nadege Fleurimond

CEO, ROAR Consulting, LLC

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