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Advocates are urging Floridians to call on their senators to support Bill S. 4814, which would reinstate the residency status for Haitians as well as permanent paths for U.S. citizenship.

For the 61st Venice Biennale, Haitian-American artist Edouard Duval-Carrie was selected to represent Haiti at the 61st Venice Biennale, an art exhibition held in Venice, Italy.

The City of Miami recently fired manager Dasha Saintremy, just days after she called for an investigation into city leadership. The Haitian community landmark now has lost four leaders within a period of six years, leaving residents concerned about its uncertain future.

FANM officials argue that TPS holders from Haiti and other countries contribute billions annually to the U.S. economy and pay $5.2 billion each year in federal, payroll, state, and local taxes.

The festival is set to use 鈥渢he power of film to raise awareness and spark dialogue around mental health," say NAMI officials.

For the past ten years, a courtyard in Little Haiti has served as a steady stage where Haitian music and community life meet. 鈥淪ounds of Little Haiti,鈥� held at the Little Haiti Cultural Complex every third Friday of each month, has grown from a neighborhood gathering to a platform that draws audiences from across South Florida and visitors who seek a direct window into Haitian culture.

Celeste Landeros wrote 鈥淭he Last Songs of My Mother and Tonton,鈥� an immersive theater piece pays tribute to two elder figures who shaped one woman鈥檚 life鈥攁nd left an imprint on the city鈥檚 cultural fabric.

How the Little Haiti-raised activist plans to tackle corruption with "democracy dollars."

Miami鈥檚 beloved Sweat Records is turning 20. It鈥檚 been a go-to spot for vinyl lovers, musicians, and families 鈥� more than a store, it鈥檚 a hub for the city鈥檚 music scene.

Father Reginald Jean-Mary has been a priest and pastor at Notre Dame D'Haiti Catholic Church in Little Haiti, Miami, for 25 years. He says his many immigrant parishioners are in fear of President Trump's massive deportation plan.

This Sunday, a leading Haitian community group will mark 15 years since a devastating earthquake struck Haiti, leaving tens of thousands killed and injured, and displacing millions, in one of the Caribbean nation鈥檚 worst natural disasters.

The Caribbean Marketplace, part of the Little Haiti Cultural Complex, re-opened earlier this month after four months of being closed due to a leaky roof.