Who Run the World? Meet the Amazing Caribbean-American Women in Politics
For Americans among minority and immigrant communities, equal representation in American governance remains an urgent goal. So much still needs to be done, but many Caribbean-American women...
Caribbean Charities double down to help during COVID-19 crisis
In the Caribbean’s fight against COVID-19, there are many battlegrounds: in the hospital wards with medical professionals lacking supplies to protect themselves, in homes where families struggle...
How creativity endures: Making Caribbean Art during COVID-19
Filled with breathtaking challenges that have tested our faith and endurance, 2020 has been a year like no other. But, depending on...
Abner Louima Shares his Powerful Survivor’s Story from Police Brutality
“God himself says that you have to forgive to be forgiven. I don't forget what happened. But I do forgive.”
Get COVID-19 support in Miami-Dade County for locals
From families to small businesses, all have been disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, and many have been left in financial uncertainty....
Karen Andre: How This Exceptional Haitian American is Helping Build a Coalition
“Having gone through it, a presidential is literally building the plane while you're flying it at the same time. You never have all the...
2020: We’re Living Through The Perfect Storm
In a whole lot of ways, the year 2020 has felt like the perfect storm. Political gamesmanship seems to have impressed anti-immigrant sentiment into the American psyche;...
Kamala Harris and The Extraordinary Legacy of Caribbean Immigrants
A proud daughter of immigrants and the most high-profile Black woman in American politics, Kamala Harris is at an extraordinary time in her life. She walked into...
From the Frontlines: Caribbean Americans Fighting COVID-19
The 2020 COVID-19 pandemic has quickly changed the world as we know it, throwing our comfortable routines out the window. It tore us apart while bringing us...
Meet Linda Julien of Miami Gardens: A Haitian-American Story
Miami Gardens City County candidate Linda Julien has a uniquely Haitian-American history. “My mother came here on a boat,” she explains. “It was a life-threatening trip that...
