This notice popped up on the wiki recently, and I thought I’d repeat the message here…. Click here for the message and email address. Even though it was written in 1928, Bob Corbett calls this book the second-best history of Haiti in English. By the way if you’re at all interested in Haitian history, you must know about Professor Corbett. His site is is an invaluable resource for the casual scholar, and his mailing list is a place of lively and enlightening debate. The good professor also has a good collection of his books for sale.
Tuesday, September 21, 2004
The Creole Clearinghouse is a lengthy page of links to Haiti-related resources in Creole, English and French.
Doesn’t look like there are any actual listings there yet, but the Bluewater Pages Haitian Community website has some potential.
Wednesday, April 14, 2004
Prompted by a request from a reader, I discovered the Haiti-Reference page. The site is in French and it has a wealth of information, including the text of Toussaint’s Constitution of 1801 -Haiti-Reference:Constitution de 1801
Saturday, January 31, 2004
NoteTaker
Outliner program for Mac OS X . Keeps notes, documents, web shortcuts and more in a notebook-like interface.
MovableType
Free blog software. Works like a dream!
Readerware
Automatically catalogs your book collection. Can interface with a bar code scanner to gather information electronically. Mac or PC.
StickyBrain2
Stickies on steroids. Store anything. Find anything. [...]
Saturday, January 31, 2004
American Museum of Natural History
AMNH’s Living in America series for 2004 features Haiti.
Casting Call for Lion in Captivity
I believe this was Paul Robeson�s one-act about Toussaint. The auditions were held on November 1st and 3rd of 2003, but I couldn�t tell if a production was ever mounted.
HaitiBooks
Site is mostly in French; sells CDs, rare [...]
Saturday, January 31, 2004
Bob Corbett�s Haiti Page
A top-notch collection of resources on Haiti. See especially links to the Haiti Mailing List and Corbett�s essays on the revolutionary period.
Embassy of the Republic of Haiti in Washington D.C.
Search the Documentation section for Haitian political documents and texts of old speeches.
Governments on the World Wide Web – Haiti
A page of [...]
Saturday, January 31, 2004
Douglas Egerton on the Haitian Revolution, Toussaint L’Ouverture, and Jefferson
See the main site for general African-American history.
Haiti – A Country Study
A book on Haiti from the Library of Congress. Includes history.
Haiti almanac info from World Statesmen
Includes flags, lists of governors, prime ministers, etc.
The Haitian Revolution
University of Albany pathfinder site full of links and resources.
The [...]
Saturday, January 31, 2004
COHA
Council on Hemispheric Affairs. Periodically publishes articles on Haiti.
MICIVIH
OAS/UN International Mission in Haiti
OAS’s Situation In Haiti
Documents, speeches, and press releases from the Organization of American States
US Embassy – Haiti
See the link at the bottom of the page on International Policy towards Haiti.
[Updated February 10, 2004, 5:34 PM]
Saturday, January 31, 2004
EDEM Foundation
Provides access to opportunities for the children of Haiti through sustainable education, agriculture, farming and community development.
Healing Hands for Haiti
Volunteer organization to bring rehabilitative medicine to Haitians. Also operates a guest house.
USAID/Haiti Home Page
The United States Agency for International Development.
[Updated February 16, 2004, 2:26 PM]