Through experiencing both beaches firsthand, one witnesses how public access policies shape not just the physical landscape, but how the very essence of these Caribbean communities and their relationship with their natural heritage is shaped by their respective beach access laws.
Category Archives: Haiti
They Give Us Weapons, Not Schools’ : Haitian Peasant Women Denounce State Complicity in Massacres and Demand Action
The women of Tèt Kole Ti Peyizan Ayisyen raise their voices in grief and outrage, mourning the loss of live in the Pont-Sondé massacre of October 3, 2024. They condemn the authorities’ inaction, their complicity in the violence, the “anti-people action plan” that shatters families and forces communities to flee.
The Evolution of the Crisis in Haiti: Uncertainty and Fragility of an Experimental Solution
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn The Evolution of the Crisis in Haiti: Uncertainty and Fragility of an Experimental Solution Képler Aurelién – The Karl Leveque Cultural Institute (ICKL) Haiti has been facing a major political crisis since 2018. It is mainly a crisis of the legitimacy of the public authorities, which has gradually deteriorated. This deterioration can …
ICKL
ICKL is a multifaceted organization guided by a dual mission: to engage in local consultation efforts and foster solidarity on a global scale. At its core, ICKL endeavors to deepen understanding of the circumstances and perspectives of the Haitian populace, facilitating international comprehension through various means. This includes supporting observation and study missions aimed at …
Carribbean Land Rush: Foreign Investors, Disasters, and Unequal Development pen_spark
Investors exploit vulnerable situations to secure land for resource extraction, tourism development, or large-scale agriculture, often disregarding local communities’ rights and environmental concerns.
Land Rights and Disaster Capitalism in the Caribbean
This webinar explains how Caribbean communities have been and continue to be systematically displaced from their lands, and how those at the frontline have resisted their displacement and expanded a vision for Caribbean sovereignty.
Tet Kole Haiti Interview 2023
In this podcast episode we highlight our partner Tet Kole, a Haitian peasant movement which fights for land rights, food sovereignty, and resources for small farmers. They struggle with limited government support and disasters. External aid groups prioritize handouts over helping Haitians grow their own food. Tet Kole seeks training, collaboration, and long-term projects to empower Haitian peasants. Many resources exist in Haiti, but the Haitian people aren’t benefiting.
