Conference addresses misconceptions, proposes new narrative for Haiti

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Conference addresses misconceptions, proposes new narrative for Haiti

October 22, 2021 | by Jerry Hepperle |

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With an aim to generate recommendations to shift U.S. policy toward Haiti, scholars, community leaders, and advocates of the beleaguered nation convened for a virtual conference organized by University of Miami centers and institutes and other partners.

Via News@theU (U of Miami)