The Haitian Times is an independent news outlet committed to telling the stories of Haitians and Haitian Americans with depth, accuracy, and cultural understanding. Established in 1999, the organization emerged as a dedicated voice during a period when Haitians in the United States were evolving from transient exile communities into a dynamic and permanent part of American society.
The publication works to bridge generational and geographic divides within the Haitian diaspora by highlighting the cultural ties and shared experiences that connect Haitians across borders. Its journalism examines the political, social, and economic forces shaping both Haiti and Haitian-American life, while celebrating the community’s growing influence in politics, business, and the arts.
The Haitian Times prioritizes people-centered reporting that humanizes public policy and amplifies community voices. By actively engaging audiences, the newsroom fosters dialogue and collective problem-solving around issues affecting Haitians globally. Its reporting reflects a deep understanding of both Haitian and American contexts, offering clear-eyed analysis of how developments in either sphere impact the diaspora.
Through nuanced storytelling and sustained community engagement, The Haitian Times seeks to strengthen Haitian-American identity, encourage informed civic participation, and contribute to a more connected and resilient global Haitian community.