Cooperation with U.N. Women’s Program
The U.N. women’s program will take responsibility for training prospective women candidates in the Nord-Est Department
The U.N. women’s program will take responsibility for training prospective women candidates in the Nord-Est Department
A two-month campaign of consciousnesss-raising against violence toward girls
Here’s where we picked up our last three recruits of 2020
Wiselaine ranged along the southern coast of the Sud province and picked up eleven new candidates, one for deputy in the lower chamber and the others for local posts. Reposted with new pictures
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Wiselaine Dorcélus, head of our women-candidates project, calls on women to assume their rightful place in government and parliament
The Haiti Democracy Project’s women-candidates group will conduct technical training in women’s participation in politics
Sending an exiguous three hundred dollars for your training because it’s better than nothing
Teaching them how to conquer their fear. There were only four women in Haiti’s last legislature of 149
After a robbery and health problems temporarily sidelined her, Wiselaine, the project coordinator, has kickstarted the project
We join the demonstrators on Sixteenth Street just north of the St. John’s Photo-Op Church, and one and a half block north of the Adult Daycare Center (formerly quaintly known as the White House)
Demonstrators of all ages and races, well educated and very polite. Slideshow
Video of the call-and-response within earshot of the Adult Day Care Center
We have recruited up to forty-five women candidates and have retained twenty-five: Slideshow
See where the twenty-five candidates of the Haiti Democracy Project hail from
Excerpts from a foundation proposal
Gov. Mike DeWine, a leading Haiti booster, clamps down hard on the coronavirus in his state
From 4 women of 149 in the last parliament, we want to run one or more women for each of the 149 seats
Only they combine the attributes of lawmaker and gunman in the same person
Only they combine in one person the attributes of lawmaker and furniture-mover