A New National Sense of Pride
Haitian Nationalism?
At HR&DC, we believe “Nationalism” is a critical component for Haiti’s recovery and development. For decades, Haiti’s unemployment rate has ranged from 50% to as high as 90%. In addition to its unemployment woes, the Haitian people have endured numerous catastrophic events (hurricanes, earthquakes, floods, etc.) and years of corruption and manipulation.
As a result, the general sense of self-worth of the average Haitian is one of subservience and acceptance. While this national sense of self cannot be easily replaced, it is the goal of HD&RC to replace subservience and acceptance with hope, meaningful work and some form of trade. You can read our post about Workforce & Training here.
What are your thoughts about “Haitian Nationalism?”
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