Macollvie J. Neel

Our Special Projects Editor, Macollvie shares how she faced personal threats while covering the stories about Haitian migrants in Springfield, OH from the hateful and racist lies spewed by former president Donald Trump. For years, our team has been…

A flurry of immigration action since President Trump’s return to Washington has struck fear across migrant communities in the U.S. — often stoked by misinformation spread through social media channels. Migrant-focused news outlets are on the front

Why reporters covering the Haitian diaspora felt trouble brewing long before Springfield, Ohio, and a look at the past and present of political violence.

Since Trump’s comments, the Haitian Times has experienced a canceled forum, hateful comments and a false police report targeted at its editor. It remains undeterred.

After the spread of false claims online and by politicians that vilify Haitians in Springfield, many say they feel unsafe. They gathered to speak out on Saturday evening.

Before J.D. Vance, Donald Trump’s running mate, spread xenophobic lies about Haitian immigrants eating pets in Springfield, Ohio, the Haitian Times, a newspaper based in New York that covers Haiti and that country’s diaspora, was already planning to

Racist emails. Swatting. Intimidated sources. The Haitian Times has been receiving some of the same threats that it has been covering in Springfield, Ohio.

Haitian immigrants react to recent vitriol in online forum

A planned U.N-backed security mission in Haiti led by Kenya is in jeopardy due to a new legal effort.

I’ve always had a love affair with business and communications. I love books that talk about people in the past and how they got to where they were.

American nurse Alix Dorsainvil and her young daughter have been released by kidnappers in Haiti, according to El Roi Haiti, the nonprofit Christian ministry she was working for. Dorsainvil, from New Hampshire, was seized with her child in late July.