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Not at all. Haitian Creole is Haiti's mother tongue and the language of its identity — we celebrate and protect it. We simply argue that English needs to be added as a third tool, especially for economic and professional development.
No. We welcome educators, development professionals, linguists, and advocates from all backgrounds. The only requirement is a genuine commitment to Haiti's development and respect for Haitian culture.
HaitiSpeaks is an independent advocacy and educational platform. We work with and advocate to government bodies but are not affiliated with any political party or government entity.
We offer teacher training workshops, curriculum consultation, and printed materials. Contact us to request a partnership meeting and we will design an implementation plan suited to your resources and student population.