On Saturday, October 17, 2026, the 220th anniversary of the death of Emperor Jacques I, father of the Haitian nation, the association Hérit'Haïti (Memory, Art & Heritage) organized a conference-debate on the theme "Completing the Work of Dessalines: From Political Independence to the Building of a Free and Prosperous Nation." The meeting was held online on Google Meet at 3 p.

On Saturday, June 27, 2026, the association Herit'Haïti brought together more than forty participants online, via Google Meet, connected from France, the Americas and Haiti. At the heart of the discussion lay a question as old as it is urgent: how can culture be turned into an instrument for building citizenship?

In Haiti, art has never been a luxury. It is how a nation remembers, how it survives, and how, against every odd, it keeps finding its way back to joy.

“Don’t Touch My Little Sister” is much more than a film in development. It is an ambitious, sensitive cinematic project deeply rooted in Haitian social realities, driven by the vision of director Wegherley Joseph.

Each January, the Port-au-Prince International Jazz Festival, better known as PAP Jazz, transforms the Haitian capital into a global musical crossroads. For its 19th edition in 2026, the festival reaffirmed its role as a cultural beacon, bringing together local and international artists in a vibrant celebration of jazz, tradition, and Haitian creativity.