spring_break_in_haiti

02/23/2024

THE CONVERSATION....
WE OFFICIALLY KICKED OFF OUR
"NYC BLACK HISTORICAL TOURS"
TOUCH BASE WITH US HIGH-SCHOOL, COLLEGE, AND UNIVERSITIES ARE ALL WELCOMED.

02/23/2024

WELL DONE...
GREAT GROUP LAST NIGHT AND INTERESTING CONVERSATION ON HOW PULL THINGSBTOGETHER FOR AYITI... .is.video

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02/01/2024

It is with great pleasure that I invite you to join us on our panel discussion on the Hidden Black History of New York regional tours launch for Spring Break in Haiti.

Immerse yourself in the culture of the first Free Black Republic Ayiti. Join us as we unveil a journey into some of the hidden history of New York. We are embarking on a new path due to the conflict in Haiti and have selected some locations in the United States that we would like to share.

The topic of discussion “Drowned History”

Be among the first the go on the tour and assist us in reaching students and community at large.

February 22,2024
6-10pm
Gentlemen’s Factory
81 Willoughby st 7th fl
Brooklyn NY 11202

We look forward to seeing you there...

01/22/2024

04/28/2023

TBT SBIH 10'
Throwing it all the way back...
Our very first group in 2010. Brave souls, I must say. We had to travel to DR to get to Haiti because of the tragic earthquake. These students responded with their time and energy, the MSW PROGRAM

12/05/2022

BLESSINGS AND NOURISHMENT MONDAYS...

OUR Spring Break In Ayiti trips have been nothing short of life-changing experiences. Our purpose is to show you a side of Haiti that the media has failed to do or has done through negative stigmas and stereotypes (imagery & editorials).

An immersed experience, students get to interact with the people of the country. Here, we are at a Future For Kids Foundation/orphanage with the Lincoln University - MO students connecting and interacting with the kids. Fundraisers were conducted prior to travel, so the LU Students also made a generous donation in-kind. A full all out hands on experience...

11/28/2022

LIFE CHANGING EXPERIENCES...

DOING THE WORK...
TBT Connecting with the grassroots organizations on the ground gives us the opportunity to get to the people directly.

Chapo Ba/ Hats off to Dr-Fritz Fils-Aime, HAVA founder, and an ally in the movement. He has been providing Dental assistance via setting up Dental Mobile Clinincs in the remote areas of Haiti.

During this trip, Lincoln University-MO students were introduced to Astrid Fidelia who is also part of the diiŵŵa doing amazing medical mission work in Haiti.

11/25/2022

One of the favorites, THE HAITIAN MANGO...

11/23/2022

AN EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE, NOT A VACATION... GRATITUDE
Thank you to the Harris-Stowe State University students. Haiti appreciates you...

11/21/2022

Part of the Spring Break In Hait Experience is not just learning the history and visiting the landmarks,we engage with the people.

We visited the in Port-au-Prince. We did some arts and crafts, created different games, sang some pop songs, and played cards. It wasn't alot, but a life changing experience for the Lincoln University students and the children from the orphanage. A relationship was built, and we plan to move forward. WE WILL BE BACK!!!!

11/18/2022

FBF
SBIH 18'
Lincoln University-MO shared their thoughts on traveling to Haiti for Spring Break.

We took a break, but we will be back.