Haiti
Advancing workers’ rights through trade
Promoting labor rights around the world is a U.S. government priority. See how trade agreements elevate workers abroad.
Meet Karine Jean-Pierre, the new White House press secretary
Karine Jean-Pierre became the first Black and openly gay White House press secretary when she assumed the role May 16. Learn more.
U.S. and Haiti work to address migration challenges
U.S. State Department officials met with Haitian leaders to discuss ways to address the root causes of their migration crisis.
U.S. airlifts Haitians to safety after earthquake
The U.S. has provided search and rescue support and other humanitarian aid to Haiti following a devastating earthquake August 14.
Heroes of U.S. Diplomacy: When Haiti’s earthquake struck
Four U.S. diplomats placed themselves in danger and worked long hours to assist Haitians and U.S. citizens in the wake of Haiti's 2010 earthquake.
African American trailblazers in diplomacy
Diplomats aren't just white men in pin-striped suits anymore. African Americans challenged that idea, leading to a more diverse, agile U.S. Foreign Service.
U.S. returns record number of cultural artifacts to Haiti
The FBI's Art Crime Team returned over 470 artifacts to Haiti in the largest repatriation effort between the U.S. and the Caribbean nation.
How a dual citizen of the U.S. and Haiti looks to...
If you are a citizen of two countries, who do you represent in the Olympics? Naomy Grand’Pierre from Haiti can tell you! Learn about her road to Rio.
Growing strong in Haiti, one community at a time
After tragedy struck Haiti, one survivor knew he should become a community leader. Now, his programs focus on peace building and urban agriculture.