In the News
One of the best Catholic secondary educational programs continues to serve amidst crisis in Haiti - Rhode Island Catholic, December 14, 2023
‘There’s nobody free from the risk.’ Kidnappings and violence threaten humanitarian work in Haiti. - The Boston Globe, August 4, 2023
The Haitian Project breaks ground on second school in 10-school network in effort to create a solution to poverty and instability in Haiti - Rhode Island Catholic, September 2, 2021
Diocesan native teaching with The Haitian Project - Our Northland Diocese Local News, January 2019
Videos
Patrick B., head of The Haitian Project's partner foundations in Haiti, at the construction site for the Model Campus in Haiti's Plateau Central region—right before they place the first stones in the foundation of the perimeter wall of the second school in The Louverture Cleary Schools Network!
The Haitian Project hosted its inaugural “Community Roundtable” virtual event featuring a moderated discussion on The Haitian Project’s Network Plan and the progress to date in developing the next Louverture Cleary School — the Model Campus — in Haiti’s Central Plateau region.
Education Works, by internationally renowned message-maker Tad Devine, lays out The Haitian Project’s plan to build The Louverture Cleary Schools Network: a national network of ten tuition-free schools across Haiti.
Education Ends Poverty, by Academy Award nominated documentarian Austin Wideman, features alumni of Louverture Cleary School discussing how education changed their lives and can change their entire country.
Koukouy, which means “firefly” in Haitian Creole, highlights The Haitian Project’s early childhood development center which provides children from the neighborhood with early education, hot meals and a safe and encouraging environment—whilst keeping them united with their families and out of illegitimate orphanages.
Featuring The Haitian Project President Emeritus Patrick Moynihan, #Real Change / Education Works! explains the importance of The Haitian Project’s mission. And, why we need you to stand behind us!
Twazyèm (US 10th grade) student Woovera shares his experience at Louverture Cleary School and how he plans to use his education in the future.
A Divine Mission, by Paul Franz and Lara Petusky Coger, highlights The Haitian Project President Emeritus Patrick Moynihan’s journey from commodities trader to missionary and the values that drive his work in Haiti.
The Haitian Project was invited by the Komite pou Avansman Lang Kreyòl (Committee for the Advancement of the Kreyòl Language) to participate in their annual Kreyòl Day Celebration. At their request, The Haitian Project created an informal video for the celebration about the importance of the Kreyòl language at Louverture Cleary School.