Haiti is where narratives go to die.Let’s find truth, not tropes.
StimPack provides rigorous strategic forecasting, humanitarian coordination, and direct clean-water infrastructure for Haitian communities.
Bring Clean Water to 250 Villagers in Boucan Ferdinand
The village cleared the mountain road by hand. Help us fund the cistern, piping, and filtration materials to turn rainfall into safe drinking water.
This Village Needs You.
A remote village in Haiti needs water reservoirs. They will do the labor (making roads, clearing land, etc.) but they need materials.
Haiti Working Group
A bipartisan coalition of former U.S. and UN officials, Haitian civil society leaders, and policy analysts producing actionable intelligence on Haiti's governance, security, and humanitarian crises. Reports include key judgements and recommendations for international and Haitian policymakers.
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.
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
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White Paper: Helping Haiti: A New Approach
Haiti's economic challenges have persisted despite years of international aid. Helping Haiti: A New Approachproposes shifting from traditional aid to fostering local entrepreneurship and foreign investment. By creating special economic zones and supporting local production, the plan aims to reduce dependency and promote sustainable growth, offering a new path to Haiti's recovery.
Authors:
Mark D. Packard, Ph.D. • Jeff Frazier, CEO, Stimpack • Paul Pounder, Ph.D. • Christian Bjørnskov, Ph.D. • Indu Khurana, Ph.D. • Tess Beck