Haitian Creole at Duke: A Legacy of Language and Leadership @FranklinCenterAtDuke

Uploaded December 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago

Join Jacques Pierre, a Duke University Lecturing Fellow & Center for Latin American & Caribbean Studies Affiliated Faculty, as he dives into the vibrant presence of Haitian Creole on campus. In this video, Jacques shares the rich history of Haitian Creole academics at Duke, the growth of their community, and the impactful events that have brought Haitian culture to the forefront. Discover how this language has empowered students, fueled academic success, and inspired a generation of leaders.

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Haitian Creole at Duke: A Legacy of Language and Leadership

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