U.S. Should Let Haiti Reclaim its Democracy
An update from IJDH Executive Director Brian Concannon Haiti’s deepening crisis is a predictable consequence of years of U.S. support for undemocratic regimes as they dismantled Haiti’s democracy. With…
Fighting for Freedom from Montgomery to Port-au-Prince
Reflections from IJDH Staff Attorney Kristina Fried Two weeks ago, IJDH and BAI staff visited the Legacy Museum in Montgomery, Alabama thanks to the generosity of one of our long-time…
Bòn Ane! Happy New Year & Thank You!
A Message from IJDH Executive Director Brian Concannon From all of us at IJDH and BAI, Happy New Year! This year is a special one for us. It marks the…
IJDH’s Alexandra Filippova and Haitian American Advocacy Featured in The New York Times on International Intervention in Haiti
IJDH's Alexandra Filippova and the advocacy of the National Haitian American Elected Officials Network (NHAEON) and the Family Action Network Movement (FANM) are featured in The New York Times. "Haiti’s…
Haitians Do Not Want a New International Intervention to Start, They Want the Existing International Intervention to Stop
Stabroek News publishes a column by IJDH. Read the column here and below. By The Institute for Justice and Democracy in Haiti (https://ijdh.org/) The Institute for Justice and Democracy in…
The Boston Globe Features IJDH’s Human Rights Update
In an article featuring IJDH's latest Human Rights Update, Marcela García of The Boston Globe highlights the drivers of Haiti's current crises, including Haiti's corrupt, repressive de facto regime, propped…