Haitienne Magazine wants all to remember Haitian Flag Day in remembrance of May 18, 1803, the day our first flag was created. The creation of the Haitian flag was one of the primary symbols of freedom, and source of pride from the Haitian Revolution.
The flag shows the spirit of freedom and rebellion against slavery, it [...]

Haitian American model, Vanessa Nina became an overnight celebrity in the Haitian Music International world after she was featured on Carimi’s video “Mwen Dezole. ” Vanessa is only 5 feet tall and with her beauty, and professional success so far, it is down to individuals like her to demonstrate that beauty does not conform to [...]

Planning a bridal shower? We’ve got ideas and inspiration to make the festivities fun and memorable.
When it comes to creating a fun bridal shower, the sky’s the limit, but sometimes planning is easiest if there’s a theme in place first. Here are a few shower ideas that will help you prepare a fun event that [...]

[ March 24, 2012; 11:00 am to 4:00 pm. ] LET NO ONE CLIP YOUR WINGS!

 Bel Ti Fi cordially invites you to the “FLIGHTS OF FANCY”
Ladies Luncheon
During our three years of metamorphosis, we have transformed a dream into a reality.
As we celebrate Women’s History Month, join us as we acknowledge Haitian women that will guide you to fly towards the next destination of your personal [...]

By Gina Athena Ulysse–Paulette Poujol-Oriol, who died March 11 at age 84, left her birth country, Haiti, a legacy that is immeasurable. She was one of Haiti’s most ardent feminist leaders, as well as an unmatched cultural producer and worker.
She was born in Port-au-Prince on May 12, 1926 to Joseph Poujol, founder of the Commercial [...]

Last week president Martelly say “The Haitian woman is the foundation of our society” so we wanted to run this article again to continue to bring to light the plight so many Haitian girls in Haiti.
The earthquake that struck Haiti on two years ago, left many thousands of children orphaned, lost or separated from their [...]

By M. Skye Holly–
At home on my kitchen table sat a prominent reminder of my childhood. A fragment of the little girl I was, the young woman I am and a sort of tangible question mark about who I will become. When I noticed it the other afternoon, a wave of nostalgia blurred my eyes [...]

Friend of Haiti in NY and a partner of Haitienne Magazine just came back with some fantastic photos from their recent trip to Haiti last week. Michelle Kalil one of the key people in Friend of Haiti in NY organization, is doing such a great jobs to make the people of Fond Verrette, Fond de [...]

By Joseph Guyler Delva, Reuters
Haitian Prime Minister Garry Conille resigned on Friday after just four months in office, plunging the country into political paralysis in the midst of rebuilding efforts two years after a devastating earthquake.
Conille submitted his resignation in a letter to President Michel Martelly, according to a statement by the president’s office. There [...]