Winnie Hugot Gabriel

Winnie Hugot Gabriel is known as a lawyer and a journalist for Le Nouvelliste and Ticket Magazine in Haiti. She published “Femmes Haïtiennes: 60 Parcours d’exception” in 2018, a book of portraits of different Haitian women leaders that testifies to the progress made by Haitian women over the past decades as well as their daily struggle to succeed. Radio and TV host, in addition to her many articles, Winnie Hugot Gabriel has participated in the writing of the study “Relations between political parties and parliamentarians in Haiti, Perspectives of 18 political figures”, published in 2015 by IDEA International. In 2016, She realized the document “Women in the media in Haiti: Small advances, big challenges” on behalf of Panos Caraibes. Fulbright scholar, she holds a master’s degree in law that focuses on Intellectual Property law and Cybersecurity from the University of Maryland Francis king Carey Law School. In addition to the goal of reforming Haiti’s intellectual property systems, Winnie Hugot Gabriel is driven by her desire to confront women’s issues in Haiti. More broadly, as a lawyer, journalist, and author, she aims to accomplish what she calls her three pillars: to help people, to serve her country, and to contribute to its development.