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We're thrilled to announce the 9 organizations joining our Tech2Empower® New York 2026 cohort! 🗽

This year's group works across immigrant and refugee services: legal aid and integration services, community journalism, reproductive justice, refugee resettlement, youth arts education, Haitian community organizing, and advocacy for immigrant survivors of gender-based violence.

We're honored to collaborate with:

@building1community • @cianainc • @documented.ny • @globalwomanpeacefoundation • @haupinc • @hhrefugees • @irisct_ • @intempo_org • @latinainstitute

This week we come together to collaborate, co-create, and build new tools alongside these NGO Leaders. We can't wait to get started! ✨

#Tech2Empower #WAKE #NYCNonprofits #SocialImpact #ImmigrantRights #RefugeeSupport #CollaborationForChange #CommunityLeadership #WomenInSocialImpact #ProBonoForGood #WAKECommunity

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There are so many nonprofits across Queens doing amazing work. But with the federal government’s callous revoking of TPS for our Haitian neighbors, the work of @haupinc couldn’t be more vital.

Proud to join HAUP’s anniversary event this weekend and thank them for their service.

There are so many nonprofits across Queens doing amazing work. But with the federal government’s callous revoking of TPS for our Haitian neighbors, the work of @haupinc couldn’t be more vital.

Proud to join HAUP’s anniversary event this weekend and thank them for their service.

It turns out building community and uplifting each other was the theme this weekend.

Shout out to all our neighbors who came to the annual Kindness Carnival in Cambria Heights, as we promote peace and give our families the support and the resources they need to thrive.

It turns out building community and uplifting each other was the theme this weekend.

Shout out to all our neighbors who came to the annual Kindness Carnival in Cambria Heights, as we promote peace and give our families the support and the resources they need to thrive.

It turns out building community and uplifting each other was the theme this weekend.

Shout out to all our neighbors who came to the annual Kindness Carnival in Cambria Heights, as we promote peace and give our families the support and the resources they need to thrive.

It turns out building community and uplifting each other was the theme this weekend.

Shout out to all our neighbors who came to the annual Kindness Carnival in Cambria Heights, as we promote peace and give our families the support and the resources they need to thrive.

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Legacy. Innovation. Leadership. Award. 🇭🇹

Deeply honored to receive the HAUP Legacy Award for Legacy, Innovation & Leadership from Haitian Americans United for Progress with my proprietary mental model Authentic Intelligence® engraved into the award itself. 🥹🙏🏾

That means more to me than I can express & honoring the Francoeur / Nicolas Family, in the presence of my Mom @francoeurlinda1 Sister @dimplegirlmimi & dearest friends @sandyjcruz_ @djrush1244 @drpeggynyc literally a dream come true 🥹😭🙏🏾

For more than 50 years, HAUP has supported immigrant and refugee communities through advocacy, education, resettlement, health services, and resources that help families build lives with dignity.

In a moment where Haitians and immigrants continue to face harmful rhetoric and policies, that work feels especially urgent.

In my remarks, I reflected on what our history has already taught us:

Haiti was not born from individual brilliance. It was born through collaboration, unification, vision, courage, & strategy.

The Haitian Revolution 🇭🇹✊🏾 changed what oppressed people around the world believed was possible. And even before Haitian independence, Haitians fought alongside Americans during the American Revolution & aided several revolutions around the world!

My heritage is not ornamental to me. It is instruction. It is evidence. It is inheritance.

When I am called to do something difficult or seemingly impossible, I remember that I come from people who already did the impossible.

Congratulations to my fellow honorees, and thank you to @haupinc Special thanks to CEO @silou40 board member @saltine23 for selecting me & for more than five decades of service to our community. Please support their work. Donate via the link in my bio 🙏🏾💙❤️

I receive this with deep gratitude for @haupinc the Borough of Queens, #NewYork for my Citation of Honor in my hometown of #NYC my 🇭🇹 Haitian community, and for the ancestors whose courage still reminds me:

How can we lose when we come from people who already proved we could win? 🇭🇹✨

BecomingHER in public; this is the journey, this is the path. Link 🔗 in bio

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Six remarkable honorees. Six distinct journeys. One shared commitment
to excellence, leadership, service, and community.
This year, HAUP is proud to celebrate:
Denis Dambreville
Lisa Francoeur
The Hostin Family
Louis J. Auguste, MD, MPH, FACS
Rachelle Antoine, MSW
Klenord “Shaft” Raphael
Join us on Saturday, October 3rd at Terrace on the Park as we honor their
achievements and celebrate HAUP’s 51 years of service in an afternoon of
music, culture, and celebration featuring the legendary Tabou Combo and DJ
Max Appeal.
Come ready to celebrate!
https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/haup-51st-anniversary-legacy-luncheon
We Fight for HOPE so HAUP can Fight for YOU.
One Band. One Sound. One Fight.

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Join us on Saturday, October 3rd at Terrace on the Park at 1PM as HAUP
celebrates 51 years of service, leadership, resilience, and community.
VIP Reception & Admission: $500
Executive Admission: $250
Sponsorship opportunities are still available.
Purchase tickets here:
https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/haup-51st-anniversary-legacy-luncheon

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📢 MOIA Commissioner @faiza_n_ali and Sara H., a Haitian New Yorker and @dc37nyc member, wrote an op-ed in @amnewyork illustrating the stark impacts of ending TPS protections and calling on the Trump Administration to redesignate TPS or grant Deferred Enforced Departure for Haiti.

📖Read the full op-ed: https://bit.ly/46LDKBF

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DHS officially terminated TPS designations for Haiti and Syria as of July 27, 2026. Learn what workers and employers can do now, in the wake of this policy change.

To get information and referrals for legal help, call the NYS Office for New Americans Hotline at 1-800-566-7636.

#RestoreTPS #KYR

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Haitian New Yorkers impacted by the termination of TPS can turn to trusted community partners for support.

NYC launched the Haitian Response Initiative (HRI) to provide assistance through legal services, case management, and more.

Learn more about HRI at nyc.gov/haiti

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Has New York City's Response to the End of TPS Crossed Constitutional Lines?

When Sanctuary Yields to Federal Mandate: Constitutional Questions Raised by the Mass Termination of Haitian TPS Holders⤵️

https://www.amny.com/law/op-ed-constitution-nyc-termination-haitian-tps/

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NYC stands ready to support our Haitian communities impacted by the end of TPS protections. We encourage anyone affected to call our free, safe, and confidential Immigration Legal Support Hotline at 1-800-354-0365.

Trained staff can connect you with trusted legal assistance in your preferred language, including Haitian Creole. Our Hotline operators are prepared and ready to field your questions.
Learn more at bit.ly/3Sl5hGC

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Haitian New Yorkers are, and always will be, an integral part of our city. In response to the recent termination of TPS on August 5, Commissioner @faiza_n_ali joined @nycmayor for a roundtable discussion with Haitian community leaders to hear directly about their current needs and experiences.

We encourage impacted New Yorkers to call MOIA’s free, safe, and confidential Immigration Legal Support Hotline at 1-800-354-0354. Trained staff will connect you with trusted legal assistance in your preferred language.

We also have an updated FAQ, available in multiple languages, so New Yorkers can learn more: nyc.gov/immigrants

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📞 OUR COMMUNITY NEEDS YOU TODAY.

Thousands of Haitian and Syrian families are facing uncertainty, and we cannot afford to stay silent.

Join me today for our Fight for Haiti TPS Phone Bank as we call on the U.S. Senate to pass S.4814 and stand with Haitian TPS recipients.
Whether you can volunteer for 30 minutes or the full three hours, your voice can make a difference. We’ll provide the scripts—you just bring your phone and your passion for justice.

📅 Today | 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM 📍 Council Member Farah Louis’ Office 1434 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11210

This is more than a phone bank, it’s an opportunity to stand with our Haitian and Syrian brothers and sisters, protect families, and send a clear message that our community will not be ignored.

Every call matters. Every voice counts. Every action makes a difference.

Bring a friend, share this post, and let’s show the power of Brooklyn standing together. 🇭🇹❤️💙

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