The Haitian Women's Collective
Our mission is to use our shared expertise and power to advance health, education, civic engagement,
HWC seeks an experienced, mid level Development Consultant for Project based support related to fundraising, communication and events. Experience in these areas is highly desirable with knowledge of the Haitian (international) humanitarian and development context is important. Bilingual Kreyol a plus.
If interested send resumes to info@thehwc,org
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We honor our local partners who are working on health education, direct medical services including HEAL Haiti, Profamil, CHF, Grace Birthing Center, ODID, & Capracare.
The Goals Of The Haitian Women's Collective"
Investing in and strengthening women-led organizations
Share The Narrative Of Our Impactful Humanitarian And Community Development Work In Haiti.
Build Capacity Of Our Member Organizations, Partners And Allies.
Participe In Policy Initiatives That Strengthen The Sovereignty Of Haiti And Empower Its People.
Collaborate On Related Projects Including Sharing In-Kind Resources, Which Includes Our Experiences, Expertise And Relationships In Haiti And The US.
Strategically Engage And Empower Women Led Communities In Haiti.
The deployment formally begins the third major security intervention in Haiti in the last 30 years. The last, a UN peacekeeping operation that followed the 2004 ouster of Haiti’s president, lasted 13 years and cost nearly $10 billion, leaving a legacy of abuse, impunity and political interference.
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Our local partners are dynamic, work in education, entrepreneurship, civic engagement, youth, sports, girls, empowerment, leadership, development, sexual health, human rights, advocacy for a better life for all Haitians! For this reason, we are proud of the work that we do. We are small Organization doing our best and we appreciate all of our partners, and friends who support us.
We know the importance of supporting the local economy and businesses in Haiti. We have sourced supplies and equipment to do so.
Our small grants program launched in 2022 provide local women led organizations an average $500-$2500 of general operating support, allowing them the flexibility to do the best to work they can based on their experiences. We trust women leaders!
Since March, when we launched our crisis response we supported HWC partners by getting emergency funding through Donors, foundations and individuals who care about Haitian women.
It was an absolute pleasure to sit and dialogue with the Deputy Executive Director of UN Women, Ms. Nyaradzayi Gumbonzvanda as well as the ONUFEMMES representative from Haiti.
Our time at the 2024 4th International Conference on SIDS focused on sharing the urgent need to support women and youth in Haiti as well as the importance of listening to women and bringing them to the decision making table to address the problems and implement the solutions.
Our founder Carine Jocelyn stated “if you have implemented programs in Haiti for that past 10-20 plus years and it didn’t work, please don’t come back and try again! Listen to the local community.”
We have a Match!
To get us to our goal of $25k we have a match for your donation - if you give $50 you will be matched to $50. It’s like FREE money!! But, we need to get to $12,500!
It’s Haitian Heritage Month.
Consider donating to honor the women and girls in your life while also supporting 3 amazing organizations.
Are you interested in education, health, civic engagement or addressing Women’s empowerment? Consider providing a tax deductible donation to our dynamic member organizations throughout Haiti.
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100% Fanm is a feminist, political, non-profit organization committed to the fight for respect for women's rights in Haiti and gender justice.
We actively advocate for social, economic and climate justice, equitable education, empowerment and reproductive justice from a black feminist perspective; proud heir of our Ancestors who defined Freedom.
NÈGÈS MAWON is a Haitian feminist organization founded in 2015 mainly fighting against the consequences of the patriarchal organization of society on women.
We aim for the liberation of all forms of violence and oppression suffered by young Haitian girls and women and place our feminist struggle in the ideal of justice and freedom brought by the revolution of 1804. To achieve this political horizon, we work every day to improve the conditions of women and girls in Haiti.
We are involved in the promotion, defense and strengthening of women's rights on a social, cultural, economic and political level. This struggle is part of a perspective of liberation against any system that hinders the full enjoyment of women, everywhere in the world, of their humanity, their rights and their bodies.
PROFAMIL, founded in 1984, is a household name in family planning and maternal and child health in Haiti. As a local non-governmental organization, PROFAMIL provides a high quality of care and behavior change communication strategies tailored to the Haitian context. In 2021 – despite crime, political violence, and the COVID epidemic – PROFAMIL provided more than 239,000 clinical services.
Our GoFundMe fundraiser is still active.
We're rallying support for organizations like 100% Fanm for economic development, Neges Mawon for advocacy and providing a safe house, and Profamil for sexual and reproductive health services.
Your donation will make a direct impact.
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The Haitian Women's Collective seeks an International Development intern from May 15 through August 15th. The intern will focus on overall project management as it relates to organizational development, fundraising, research, and supporting administrative priorities of HWC. This will include tracking, monitoring, and reporting events that influence the work of HWC in Haiti and abroad.
The intern will receive $1500 Stipend and transportation reimbursement if based in New York City. The internship can also be remote and/or hybrid.
The intern must have completed at least their sophomore year with a concentration in international development, gender studies, sociology, non-profit management, etc.
Submit a letter of interest and resume before May 1 to [email protected]
"Haiti continues to struggle with insecurity, long-term political instability, economic stagnation,
and sluggish development. The United States partners with Haiti to support a Haitian-led
process to combat gang violence, criminality, and other security concerns, resolve a longstanding political and constitutional crisis, and revive a moribund economy, as well as to
address the root causes of irregular migration from Haiti to the United States. "
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Our GoFundMe fundraiser is still active.
We're rallying support for organizations like 100% Fanm for economic development, Neges Mawon for advocacy and providing a safe house, and Profamil for sexual and reproductive health services.
Your donation will make a direct impact.
Click the link in our bio!
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Thank you to all who supported with donations to our ongoing GoFundMe campaign. We are thankful! 🙏🏾 Our small gathering allowed us to reconnect and talk about our love for Haiti, our hope for its future and applaud the work of our beneficiary organizations. Thank you and please share the work of our HWC partners.
If you have graciously contributed to our GoFundMe campaign, we extend our heartfelt gratitude and would like to extend an exclusive invitation for you to attend our fundraiser at no cost. Your generous support has been instrumental in advancing our cause, and we would be honored to have you join us as we strive toward our shared fundraiser goals.
We thank you and hopefully will see you later tonight at 6:00 PM at Flatbush Central .
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Join us on tomorrow, April 5th.
On April 3, 1986, over 30,000 women marched in Port-au-Prince, demanding equal access to fundamental rights. In celebration of National Haitian Women’s Feminist Day, HWC is hosting an emergency fundraiser to support local Haitian women-led organizations responding to the crisis in Haiti. The following HWC partner organizations will benefit from this fundraiser: 100% Fanm, Neges Mawon & Profamil
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You have the opportunity to contribute to our crowdfunding campaign via GoFundMe, which will grant you access to tomorrow's fundraiser event..
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Join us for an engaging discussion with Florence Vorbe, Executive Director of Profamil Haiti, tomorrow at 6:30 PM on Instagram Live!
Gain insights into our organization's mission and initiatives. Don't miss out!
Join us on Friday, April 5th.
You have the opportunity to contribute to our crowdfunding campaign via GoFundMe, which will grant you access to our April 5th fundraiser.
Please be sure to RSVP by clicking the link in our bio!
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Click the link in our bio to donate to our emergency GoFund Me fundraiser.
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Join us for an engaging discussion with Souzen Joseph, Executive Board Member of 100% FANM, tomorrow at 6:30 PM on Instagram Live!
Gain insights into our organization's mission and initiatives. Don't miss out!