Macollvie J. Neel

Support is available for Haitian students rendered undocumented after the termination of TPS. They can take a variety of shapes, from invitations to dinner to funding local scholarships to setting up an emergency fund. One method – letting youngsters know they are not alone – does not even cost money.

A Haitian teen’s college plans and family support unravel as immigration uncertainty leaves her unable to work.

Sirena Prosper Royal Hands — Facebook profile image promoting Prosper’s hair and nails salon in Pompano Beach, Fla.

As ICE-triggered immigration fears continue to run through the Haitian community, New York City’s top leaders reiterated that the city does not coordinate with ICE, reassuring those hesitant to venture out for the New York Carnival Monday.

New York’s Labor Day carnival officials suspended three Haitian bands — T-Vice, TonyMix and SakPase — for not complying with safety rules and costume wearing requirements. One band offered their own alleged reasons for the decision, nationality being a factor.

Edwidge Danticat’s Dèy explores grief through the story of a mass shooting survivor, reflecting on how we grow, displacement from nations and neighborhoods alike and a sadly quintessential American experience.

A Springfield advocate says Haitian immigrants are being required to report to a federal immigration facility for ankle monitors following the end of TPS protections.

A prominent immigrant advocate is urging Haiti's government to challenge the United States over immigration enforcement tactics. Others want Haiti to demand a delay.

Many Haitian TPS holders are beginning to grapple with the potential domino effects of TPS ending, including financial, family and mental health impact due to job loss and potential detention or deportation.

Dimitry Elias Léger's “Death of the Soccer God” uses a Haitian soccer legend’s story to examine Haiti, diaspora, soccer and history with an imaginative, jazzy flair.

Haitian advocates nationwide are urging TPS holders and allies to stay calm, avoid panic and push Congress to pass Senate Bill S4814 after the Supreme Court ruling.

What Haitian TPS holders should know after the Supreme Court cleared the way to end Temporary Protected Status.

A New York congressional race is exposing deep-rooted anti-Haitian sentiment and anti-Blackness in Dominican political culture after Haitian identity was used as a slur.

Haiti’s loss to Scotland exposed failures in support, investment and soccer culture beyond officiating.

Footballers in Labadie and loyal Haiti fans held a Vodou ritual to boost Les Grenadiers’ chances for a 2026 World Cup victory, highlighting a worldwide trend where sports and spiritual bonds meet as the global tournament kicks off.

Haiti fans criticize referee decisions after Les Grenadiers’ 1-0 World Cup loss to Scotland.

NYC Health Commissioner Dr. Martin shares how his Haitian upbringing and his mother’s journey as a cancer survivor inspired his path to medicine and public health that focuses on curing social ills as well as treating health problems.

Haitian advocates, faith leaders and Senate Democrats are ramping up efforts to pass H.R. 1689, legislation that would extend TPS protections for Haitians through 2027 amid an ongoing Supreme Court case.

NYC officials highlight progress in maternal health programs, including doulas and nurse partnerships, as disparities continue to impact Black women.

Scores of immigrants, advocates, artists and other supporters held a pro-TPS rally outside of the country’s highest court as the justices heard arguments about the Department of Homeland Security’s controversial decision to end TPS.