Giving back to the Journal of Haitian Studies
Our recent conference revealed the vibrancy of Haitian studies scholarship and the wonderful young scholars emerging. We also celebrated the 30 years of the Journal of Haitian Studies (JOHS) that brought us to this point. As programs and budgets supporting ethnic studies scholarship are being slashed nationwide, JOHS needs you now more than ever.
Think of the mentoring you have received and the generations to come. JOHS provides vital resources and advances Haiti-based epistemological frameworks. This journal is our intellectual lakou.
At the conference, we recognized the dedication of Dr. Claudine Michel — her mentorship, guidance, and relentless commitment to all disciplines and methodologies that collectively make up Haitian Studies. Let’s meet this celebratory energy with a financial commitment to ensure a vibrant future for our field.
All gifts large and small are meaningful. Generous donors have committed to match up to $7,000 in contributions to JOHS before December 6th. Please take advantage of this by making a tax-deductible gift now and double your impact.
Men anpil chay pa lou!!!
In gratitude,
On Behalf of the HSA Board and JOHS Editorial Board
Dr. April Mayes, HSA Board President
Dr. Regine O. Jackson, HSA Board Vice President
Dr. Dasha Chapman, HSA Board Secretary and Assistant Editor, JOHS
Dr. Cécile Accilien, Immediate HSA Past President and Associate Editor, JOHS
Dr. Claudine Michel, HSA Executive Director and Executive Editor of JOHS
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