AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHaitian Culture on Stage: Miami’s Adrienne Arsht Center will host “Ayiti Bèl Nanm,” an immersive dance, music, and visual storytelling show celebrating Haiti’s “beautiful soul” on Aug. 15. Haitian Arts & Film: Maya Annik Bedward’s documentary “Black Zombie,” tracing Haitian spiritual roots behind the zombie figure, screens this week at Philadelphia’s BlackStar Film Festival and lands in the U.S. Sept. 11. Diaspora Voices: Wyclef Jean says Haitians abroad should be able to vote in Haiti, pointing to the diaspora’s remittances and political stake. Community Under Pressure: New York City says it had to dismiss Haitian workers after court action cleared the way to end Haiti TPS, while advocates warn of detention and deportation risks. Gangs & Human Rights: A UN report says gang violence in Haiti (March 6–July 31) left at least 613 dead and 375 injured, with widespread rape and forced displacement. Sports for Inclusion: MoBay will host the Special Olympics Caribbean Beach Games in November, with Haiti among the confirmed participating countries.
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