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A Necessary Step Toward Safety World Renew welcomes the recent bipartisan vote in the U.S. House of Representatives to extend Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian immigrants living in the
Temporary Protection, Enduring Fear: Haitians Still Await a Just and Permanent Solution World Renew welcomes yesterday’s federal court decision allowing Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians in the United States,
Escalating Violence and Displacement Gang violence in Haiti has intensified in recent years and surged following the resignation of Prime Minister Ariel Henry in late April 2024. Despite the appointment
Natural disasters, including the magnitude 7.2 earthquake in 2021, along with ongoing violence, continue to drive Haiti’s economic crisis. Today, Haiti faces one of the highest levels of food insecurity
In Pignon, Haiti, food insecurity remains an ongoing struggle for many families. Job opportunities are limited, and most households cannot afford to support young adults in furthering their education. For
Imagine celebrating the fact that it takes just 15 minutes each morning to fetch water for your family. For Lina, that small window of time represents a life‑changing shift. For
Evens, 30, lives in Gorgette in the region of Grand’Anse, Haiti, with his mother, Elanie, 62, and his sister Josephie, 7. The family earns a living by making and selling
In June 2021, bullets flew and bystanders were killed as armed gangs clashed in Martissant, Haiti. Like so many other families, Monique, 46, and her four children were forced to
After months of civil unrest, violence, and the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse, suffering continued in Haiti as families sorted through the rubble left behind by a massive 7.2‑magnitude earthquake.
The search for justice in Haiti has drawn international attention, but for many Haitian families, the deeper longing is for peace—the kind that allows them to live without fear, raise
