Tag: Little Haiti

Dr. Enid Curtis Pinkney, a Miami historian and activist, passed away at age 92 on Thursday. A trailblazer in the community, she was dedicated...

On April 6, 1969, Jean Mapou and several friends went live on the radio in their hometown of Port Au Prince, Haiti to talk...

A recent study performed by the Leroy Collins institute at Florida State University examines climate-driven displacement as people living in Florida’s coastal areas move...

Little Haiti FC is a free and competitive youth soccer organization that has tackled financial, administrative and travel issues since 2014. There has also...

In the wake of the Uvalde tragedy, Democrats and Republicans come up with dueling solutions on gun violence. A team of college-bound athletes...

The Biden administration is scrambling to address the migrant crisis under the Del Rio International Bridge in Texas. The Department of Homeland Security is...

Fridays and Saturdays aren’t only for going out. Sundae Service is a monthly event that gives local musicians the opportunity to showcase their talents.  Marvens...

Residents of Little Haiti and Liberty City are concerned about the fast-moving changes in their neighborhoods, saying they’re fighting to keep their cultures alive.  Berwin...

(Story by Edvina Paul/Video by Edvina Paul and Gabriela Enamorado) A growing number of businesses in Little Haiti are struggling to keep their lights on...

A family-owned dental practice serving Little Haiti is doing its part to stare down the pandemic and help keep the community safe. Phanord & Associates...