The media outlets that publish and broadcast our stories reach broad audiences throughout Haiti and also in the United States. These award-winning print outlets and radio stations have high standards for ethics and independence. We partner with media outlets that reach an influential audience and also with outlets like community radio, the primary news and information source for most Haitians.
Medya ki pibliye epi difize istwa nou yo touche yon gwo kantite moun an Ayiti ak Etazini. Enprimri ak estasyon radyo sa yo gen gwo egzijans sou kesyon etik ak endepandans yo. Nou travay an patenarya avèk medya ki gen moun enfliyan kap koute yo epi ki konektè ak radyo kominotè ki se prensipal sous kominikasyon laplipa ayisyen.
USA Today is an award-winning multi-platform US news organization, with one of the biggest circulations in the country, an approximate daily reach of nearly three million readers and more than 24 million downloads on mobile devices.
USA Today se you gwo platfòm jounal nouvèl ki genyen pliziè editè, li distribiye nan tout Etazini . Chak jou genyen plis pase 3 milyon moun ki li USA Today epi genyen pase 24 milyon moun ki konsilte sou entènet .
Radio Caraibes is considered Haiti’s most popular radio station. Its building was destroyed in the 2010 earthquake but Radio Caraibes still broadcast via a “makeshift newsroom set up in a tent in the middle of a street,” according to the Committee to Projects Journalists. We’re proud to be partnering with this intrepid 60-year-old station.
Radio Caraibes se estasyon radyo ki pi popilè nan peyi a. Batiman li emèt la te detwi pandan goudougoudo nan lane 2010 men li kontinye ao fonktyone nan yon sal redaksyon ke yo mete anba yon tant nan mitan lari a selon rapò Komite pou projè jounalis yo. Nou santi nou fyè pou n asosye ak brav estasyon radyo sa ki gen 60 lane.
USA Today is an award-winning multi-platform US news organization, with one of the biggest circulations in the country, an approximate daily reach of nearly three million readers and more than 24 million downloads on mobile devices.
USA Today se you gwo platfòm jounal nouvèl ki genyen pliziè editè, li distribiye nan tout Etazini . Chak jou genyen plis pase 3 milyon moun ki li USA Today epi genyen pase 24 milyon moun ki konsilte sou entènet .
Radio Caraibes is considered Haiti’s most popular radio station. Its building was destroyed in the 2010 earthquake but Radio Caraibes still broadcast via a “makeshift newsroom set up in a tent in the middle of a street,” according to the Committee to Projects Journalists. We’re proud to be partnering with this intrepid 60-year-old station.
Radio Caraibes se estasyon radyo ki pi popilè nan peyi a. Batiman li emèt la te detwi pandan goudougoudo nan lane 2010 men li kontinye ao fonktyone nan yon sal redaksyon ke yo mete anba yon tant nan mitan lari a selon rapò Komite pou projè jounalis yo. Nou santi nou fyè pou n asosye ak brav estasyon radyo sa ki gen 60 lane.
USA Today is an award-winning multi-platform US news organization, with one of the biggest circulations in the country, an approximate daily reach of nearly three million readers and more than 24 million downloads on mobile devices.
USA Today se you gwo platfòm jounal nouvèl ki genyen pliziè editè, li distribiye nan tout Etazini . Chak jou genyen plis pase 3 milyon moun ki li USA Today epi genyen pase 24 milyon moun ki konsilte sou entènet .
Radio Caraibes is considered Haiti’s most popular radio station. Its building was destroyed in the 2010 earthquake but Radio Caraibes still broadcast via a “makeshift newsroom set up in a tent in the middle of a street,” according to the Committee to Projects Journalists. We’re proud to be partnering with this intrepid 60-year-old station.
Radio Caraibes se estasyon radyo ki pi popilè nan peyi a. Batiman li emèt la te detwi pandan goudougoudo nan lane 2010 men li kontinye ao fonktyone nan yon sal redaksyon ke yo mete anba yon tant nan mitan lari a selon rapò Komite pou projè jounalis yo. Nou santi nou fyè pou n asosye ak brav estasyon radyo sa ki gen 60 lane.
Radio Caraibes is considered Haiti’s most popular radio station. Its building was destroyed in the 2010 earthquake but Radio Caraibes still broadcast via a “makeshift newsroom set up in a tent in the middle of a street,” according to the Committee to Projects Journalists. We’re proud to be partnering with this intrepid 60-year-old station.
Radio Caraibes se estasyon radyo ki pi popilè nan peyi a. Batiman li emèt la te detwi pandan goudougoudo nan lane 2010 men li kontinye ao fonktyone nan yon sal redaksyon ke yo mete anba yon tant nan mitan lari a selon rapò Komite pou projè jounalis yo. Nou santi nou fyè pou n asosye ak brav estasyon radyo sa ki gen 60 lane.
Euronews is a multi-lingual news media service covering the world. This platform strives “to supply factually-correct information in a non-superficial format, driven by a solid uncompromising journalism.
Euronews se yon sèvis nouvèl ki kouvri toupatou nan pliziè lang. Platfòom nouvèl sa fè tout sa li kapab pou bay enfòmasyon yo korèk, jan yo ye sou yon foma pi fon posib. Yo gen deviz konsyans jounalis san konpwomi.
Radio Caraibes is considered Haiti’s most popular radio station. Its building was destroyed in the 2010 earthquake but Radio Caraibes still broadcast via a “makeshift newsroom set up in a tent in the middle of a street,” according to the Committee to Projects Journalists. We’re proud to be partnering with this intrepid 60-year-old station.
Radio Caraibes se estasyon radyo ki pi popilè nan peyi a. Batiman li emèt la te detwi pandan goudougoudo nan lane 2010 men li kontinye ao fonktyone nan yon sal redaksyon ke yo mete anba yon tant nan mitan lari a selon rapò Komite pou projè jounalis yo. Nou santi nou fyè pou n asosye ak brav estasyon radyo sa ki gen 60 lane.
US News and World Report is an award-winning legacy US news outlet with a monthly audience of over 20 million unique visitors with 120 million page views.US News and World Report is an award-winning legacy US news outlet with a monthly audience of over 20 million unique visitors with 120 million page views.
US News and World Report se yon ansyen sit enfòmasyon ak nouvèl ki koni nan Etazini . Chak mwa, genyen plis ke 20 milyon vizitè ki antre nan sit la. Poutèt sa, sit la genyen plis ke 120 milyon paj li ke yo vizite
Le Nouvelliste is a French-language daily newspaper distributed throughout the country, particularly in the capital and in 18 of Haiti’s major cities. Le Nouvelliste is the country’s oldest newspaper and current paper of record, considered an influential source of news and information in Haiti.
Le Nouvelliste se you jounal ki pibliye an Fwansè . Li ditribiye nan tout peyi a sitou nan Potoprensak nan 18 gwo vil nan peyi Ayiti . Le Nouvelliste se jounal ki pi ansyen an Ayiti , li rété toujou yon lidè lan domèn enfòmasyon et li konsidere jounal ki pi infliyan an Ayiti.
Public Radio International’s The World, is heard on more than 300 US public radio stations, reaching more than 2.5 million listeners every week in broadcast alone. We also plan to distribute a one-hour radio special on inequality in Haiti via U.S. public radio stations nationwide.
Estasyon radyo Public Radio International gen yon cho ki rele The World ; cho sa difize nan pase plis 300 pos radyo epi genyen plis ke 2.5 milyon moun kap tande cho sa chak semèn , sèlman nan difizyon an Nou planifye tou pou difize yon pwogram kap dire 60 minit sou tèm inegalite sosyal an Ayiti atravè radyo kominotè nasyonal nan Etazini.
Radio Caraibes is considered Haiti’s most popular radio station. Its building was destroyed in the 2010 earthquake but Radio Caraibes still broadcast via a “makeshift newsroom set up in a tent in the middle of a street,” according to the Committee to Projects Journalists. We’re proud to be partnering with this intrepid 60-year-old station.
Radio Caraibes se estasyon radyo ki pi popilè nan peyi a. Batiman li emèt la te detwi pandan goudougoudo nan lane 2010 men li kontinye ao fonktyone nan yon sal redaksyon ke yo mete anba yon tant nan mitan lari a selon rapò Komite pou projè jounalis yo. Nou santi nou fyè pou n asosye ak brav estasyon radyo sa ki gen 60 lane.
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Le Nouvelliste is a French-language daily newspaper distributed throughout the country, particularly in the capital and in 18 of Haiti’s major cities. Le Nouvelliste is the country’s oldest newspaper and current paper of record, considered an influential source of news and information in Haiti.
Le Nouvelliste se you jounal ki pibliye an Fwansè . Li ditribiye nan tout peyi a sitou nan Potoprensak nan 18 gwo vil nan peyi Ayiti . Le Nouvelliste se jounal ki pi ansyen an Ayiti , li rété toujou yon lidè lan domèn enfòmasyon et li konsidere jounal ki pi infliyan an Ayiti.
Radio Caraibes is considered Haiti’s most popular radio station. Its building was destroyed in the 2010 earthquake but Radio Caraibes still broadcast via a “makeshift newsroom set up in a tent in the middle of a street,” according to the Committee to Projects Journalists. We’re proud to be partnering with this intrepid 60-year-old station.
Radio Caraibes se estasyon radyo ki pi popilè nan peyi a. Batiman li emèt la te detwi pandan goudougoudo nan lane 2010 men li kontinye ao fonktyone nan yon sal redaksyon ke yo mete anba yon tant nan mitan lari a selon rapò Komite pou projè jounalis yo. Nou santi nou fyè pou n asosye ak brav estasyon radyo sa ki gen 60 lane.
Le Nouvelliste is a French-language daily newspaper distributed throughout the country, particularly in the capital and in 18 of Haiti’s major cities. Le Nouvelliste is the country’s oldest newspaper and current paper of record, considered an influential source of news and information in Haiti.
Le Nouvelliste se you jounal ki pibliye an Fwansè . Li ditribiye nan tout peyi a sitou nan Potoprensak nan 18 gwo vil nan peyi Ayiti . Le Nouvelliste se jounal ki pi ansyen an Ayiti , li rété toujou yon lidè lan domèn enfòmasyon et li konsidere jounal ki pi infliyan an Ayiti.
Radio Kiskeya is an independent haitian media organization which has its roots deep in the Haitian people struggle for democracy over the decades. Founded in May 7th 1994, by journalists Sonny Bastien, Marvel Dandin and Liliane Pierre-Paul, Kiskeya as it is called affectively has rose to become a beacon in the fight for human rights and democracy in Haiti. This comes as no surprise as its founders had previously worked along famous journalist Jean Dominique in the 1980s. The founders of Kiskeya had then been rounded up by the dictatorship of Jean-Claude Duvalier (Baby Doc) on the now infamous Black Friday episode, on Friday, November 28th 1980. This dark chapter of Haiti’s history left scars that are still vivid to this day with dozens of human rights activists, lawyers and journalists either imprisoned or thrown in exile because of their opposition to the brutal Baby Doc regime. In recent history, Kiskeya has remained as defiant of wanna-be dictators and abusive governments. And its struggle persisted. Nevertheless, a fire, on Friday December 21st 2018, ravaged the station, and destroyed nearly 4 decades worth of documents along with the building. There were no injuries but the loss is inestimable. Kiskeya vows to come back and has structured a committee to raise funds to return on the airwaves as soon as possible.
Radio Kiskeya se yon medya ayisyen endepandan ki gen rasin li fon nan konba pèp ayisyen-an mennen pou demokrasi pandan plizyè dizèn ane. Se jounalis Sonny Bastien, Marvel Dandin ak Liliane Pierre-Paul ki te fonde li nan dat 7 me 1994. Kiskeya travay pou li vinn yon referans nan koze dwa moun ak demokrasi an Ayiti. Sa pa yon sipriz lè nou konnen fondatè li yo te deja travay ansanm gran jounalis Jean Dominique nan ane 1980 yo, nan Radio Haïti Inter. Vandredi 28 novanm 1980, jounalis ki ta pral vinn fonde Kiskeya te pran gwo kou nan men diktati Jean-Claude Duvalier (Baby Doc) ki te fè yon razya, jou sa-a. Chapit sa-a ki trè nwa nan listwa Ayiti te make anpil moun pou lontan, pami lèkèl plizyè douzèn aktivis dwa moun, avoka ak jounalis ke swa yo te voye nan prizon swa yo voye an ekzil paske yo te nan opozisyon ak rejim bout di Baby Doc la. Nan dènye ane sa yo, Kiskeya goumen bab pou bab ak apranti diktatè osnon gouvèlman ki ap fè abi. Men yon dife, nan jou Vandredi 21 desanm 2018, ravaje estasyon-an, epi detwi prèske 4 deseni dokiman, achiv ansanm ak bilding lan. Granmesi pa te gen ni mon blese ni moun mouri men pèt yo inestimab. Kiskeya pwomèt pou li retounen. Konsa li òganize yon komite pou ranmase lajan pou retounen sou lèzonn pi rapidman posib.
For twenty-five years, the only organization to continually support community radio in Haiti. SAKS provides training, advice, advocacy and news material for a network of some 40 stations across the country. Many of these stations are located in remote rural regions where radio is the only source of news and contact with the outside world.
For twenty-five years, the only organization to continually support community radio in Haiti. SAKS provides training, advice, advocacy and news material for a network of some 40 stations across the country. Many of these stations are located in remote rural regions where radio is the only source of news and contact with the outside world.
Le Nouvelliste is a French-language daily newspaper distributed throughout the country, particularly in the capital and in 18 of Haiti’s major cities. Le Nouvelliste is the country’s oldest newspaper and current paper of record, considered an influential source of news and information in Haiti.
Le Nouvelliste se you jounal ki pibliye an Fwansè . Li ditribiye nan tout peyi a sitou nan Potoprensak nan 18 gwo vil nan peyi Ayiti . Le Nouvelliste se jounal ki pi ansyen an Ayiti , li rété toujou yon lidè lan domèn enfòmasyon et li konsidere jounal ki pi infliyan an Ayiti.
For twenty-five years, the only organization to continually support community radio in Haiti. SAKS provides training, advice, advocacy and news material for a network of some 40 stations across the country. Many of these stations are located in remote rural regions where radio is the only source of news and contact with the outside world.
For twenty-five years, the only organization to continually support community radio in Haiti. SAKS provides training, advice, advocacy and news material for a network of some 40 stations across the country. Many of these stations are located in remote rural regions where radio is the only source of news and contact with the outside world.
HAITI UNCOVERED is a production of Round Earth Media. Our unique reporting method puts two early career journalists on each story: one from the United States, the other from the country where the story happens. With the mentoring support of REM's veteran reporters, they work together in equal partnership to research and report on the same stories – creating the most balanced, comprehensive view possible. Their stories are typically published in at least two countries and languages simultaneously – in both a major media outlet in the United States (New York Times, NPR, USA Today, etc.), and a major media outlet in the country where the story happened. Readers in Omaha see the same story as readers in Mexico City!
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DEKOUVRI AYITI se yon pwodiksyon Round Earth Media. Metòd eksepsyònèl nou an mete nan relasyon jounalis kap tanmen karyè yo nan chak istwa: Youn nan peyi Etazini, lòt la nan peyi kote istwa a ap fèt la. Ak sipò, konsèy jounalis ki gen karyè nan REM yo. Yo travay ansanm nan yon patenarya egal pou yo fè rechèch, rapòte menm istwa yo epi fè sòti yon vizyon ki pi balanse, ki konplè posib. Istwa yo yo anjeneral pibliye nan omwen de peyi ak de lang an menm tan - Nan yon gwo medya nan peyi Etazini (New York Times, NPR, USA Jodi a, elatriye), ak yon gwo medya nan peyi a kote istwa a reyalize a. Lektè nan Omaha wè istwa a menm jan ak lektè nan Mexico City!
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