Haiti Lives Here | Black Issues Forum @MyPBSNC
Haiti Lives Here | Black Issues Forum  @MyPBSNC
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In celebration of Haitian Heritage Month, host Kenia Thompson explores Haitian culture, community and connection. Guests are Emily Everett, executive director of Hearts with Haiti, and André and Dafney Lafortune, owners of Katyé, a Haitian cultural space in Morrisville, NC, that serves food, music and heritage.

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