Haiti is where narratives go to die.Let’s find truth, not tropes.
Select your portal below—whether you are shaping Washington & diplomatic policy, funding direct clean-water engineering in rural Haiti, or exploring our field documentary & essays.
Haiti Working Group & Live OSINT Monitor
Daily AI-synthesized situation briefs across 19 sources, 99+ actor dossiers, the 109-page Haiti Working Group consensus framework, and our gated 100-Zone CARTO + PostGIS Command Map.
Clean Water for 250 Villagers in Boucan Ferdinand
The village cut the mountain road by hand. Help fund the stone cistern, piping, and catchment roof to turn rainfall into a permanent 356,600-gallon drinking water supply.
43 Days to Freedom & Policy Dispatches
First-hand testimony of 43 days in Haitian gang captivity, Season 3 video conversations, and investigative essays on how security and economic growth must work together.
Haiti's Recovery: Put the Money Where the Work Is
Fund local recovery directly. Pay verified police salaries into officers' accounts. Shorten the payment chain, verify delivery independently, and let the public track what was promised, paid, and delivered.
How Can Haiti Pay for the State It Needs?
Better tax collection is essential, but the economy must grow. Four practical proposals connect customs reform, closing illicit bypass routes, reliable mini-grid power, and war-risk guarantees for business recovery.
Haiti Working Group & Gated Decision-Support Portal
A bipartisan coalition of former U.S. and UN officials, Haitian civil society leaders, and systems analysts producing actionable policy frameworks—paired with STIMPACK's live open-source intelligence wire and gated geospatial & force-posture simulators.
Field Documentary & 6-Stage Engineering Proof: Make It Rain in Boucan Ferdinand
When exploratory drilling hit dry rock at 270 ft (with the water table 1,500 ft below), 250 core villagers (~50 households) engineered a permanent rainwater harvesting system from the mountain up.
Villagers cleared rock and grade with pickaxes to open heavy material access
Watershed stabilization, fruit tree nurseries, and soil retention along the ridge
Hand-dug pit, steel rebar columns, 12-ft stone walls & waterproof plaster
Sloped catchment roofing & PVC gutters storing a 92-day dry-season buffer
43 Days to Freedom
I was kidnapped in Haiti, then freed after 43 days. I was beaten, terrorized and tortured by a vicious gang. In many ways, this is what they do to innocent Haitians every day. They must be stopped. Like the heroes that sacrificed for me, I hope this story will turn your heart to the millions of Haitians who are still held ‘captive’ today.
Season 2: 43 Days to Freedom
Prologue Video & Full Series
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