Massacre Man
A leader of the current demonstrations with massacre credentials
School for Some
While the opposition keeps Haitian kids out of school, their own kids are going to the best universities abroad
Government Control Slipping
La situation sécuritaire dans les quartiers populaires n’est pas stable
PetroCaribe, Eye-level
Seeking on the streets the power they couldn’t win at the polls
Pulling Out the Rug
Appearing in Latin America Advisor of the Inter-American Dialogue. A previous generation of policy-makers struggled just to get an elected president in Haiti. Now we’re squandering one
Ninth Senatorial Delegation
In the wake of President Trump’s disgraceful remark we are proud to bring senators and legislators from Haiti
All Senatorial Delegations
Ten since 2007
Soutien de ses propres
Le National: La huitième délégation sénatoriale de Haiti Democracy Project s’est concentrée sur les acteurs qui auront un impact sur les décisions à prendre lorsque la déportation forcée commencera
Haiti Finds its Voice
Translation of the previous article that appeared in the Haitian newspaper Le National
Eighth Senatorial Delegation
Called for the extension of Temporary Protected Status
Rule of Law in Haiti
Brief for House Judiciary Committee. Haiti has all the appurtenances of the rule of law, but not the reality
Hoping for the Best
Latin America Advisor of the Inter-American Dialogue, Hoping for the best from the diminished U.N. mission
Remembering Two Founders
Ambassador Pezzullo passed away on July 26, 2017, Ambassador Preeg on April 5
Seventh Senatorial Visit
Sen. Rudolph Boulos (Nord-Est, 2006-2012) trying to get AID to fix its dam at Croix-des-Bouquets, a highly-successful project that was damaged by Hurricane Matthew nearly a year ago.
Sixth Senatorial Delegation
Sens. Wilfrid Gélin (Central Plateau) and Wanique Pierre (Nord-Est)
Tribute to Ernest Preeg
A gathering in remembrance. Wednesday, May 17, 2:00 p.m., attended by our Sixth Legislative Delegation, board members of the Haiti Democracy Project, and colleagues of Ambassador Preeg’s from thinktanks
At the Science March
Slideshow
Leaving Haiti Uncovered?
The following two Haiti Democracy Project commentaries
U.N. Isn’t Haiti’s Biggest Problem
Washington Post. The biggest problem is a political class whose infighting and coup-plotting has made Haiti unsafe for economic development
Should the U.N. Leave?
Latin America Advisor of the Inter-American Dialogue. It should leave very gradually because Haiti is approaching stability very gradually