One community library planted an idea: when learning has room to flourish, possibility follows. Now we’re dreaming forward—carefully, collaboratively, and with Haiti’s young people at the center.
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From our photo archive: people and partnerships that inform our vision for the future.
Our historic space in Kafou Fèy, Port-au-Prince, was destroyed, and in-person services remain suspended. But our guiding idea is bigger than any one building. We imagine a connected network of people, places and learning opportunities—built with local educators and students, at a pace that conditions can responsibly support.
We envision establishing a welcoming educational resource center in Maniche: shelves of books, study tables, dependable learning materials and room for community-led workshops. The center would be developed only with local consultation, a sustainable operating plan and safety measures.
Short online lessons, exam preparation, mentorship, reading circles and student-led conversations could keep learning connections alive even when travel is not possible. We hope to build formats that account for real-world data and electricity constraints.
Picture educators and professionals offering accessible workshops in science, mathematics, university preparation, languages, digital skills and career exploration. We would prioritize Haitian educators and build opportunities around student-identified interests.
One day, carefully organized service trips could again bring students and volunteers together for shared learning and cultural exchange—in locations assessed as suitable at the time. No travel program is currently open, and safety, local consent and responsible planning will always come before an itinerary.
Before any new physical center, volunteer trip or seminar begins, we need the right local partners, safeguarding arrangements, resources and a realistic way to serve students consistently. Our hope is expansive; our commitments must be responsible.
“Piti piti, zwazo fè nich li.” Little by little, the bird builds its nest.
Tell us what you could teach remotely—from tutoring to career conversations and practical workshops.
Connect us with trusted educators, universities, libraries or organizations interested in community-led learning.
Help us plan future books, technology, curricula and safe learning spaces, subject to verified logistics.
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Learn about current operations, remote possibilities, student safety and how to stay informed.
