Depuis 1996, le Haitian Education and Leadership Program (HELP) oeuvre dans l’Enseignement Supérieur en Haïti. Cette intervention se fait par un octroi de bourses d’études aux jeunes méritants et financièrement incapables d’accéder aux universités du pays. L’un des soucis majeurs de HELP serait donc de placer ses boursiers dans des universités qui sont non seulement reconnues sur le territoire national, mais aussi à l’échelle internationale. Pour reperer ces universites Help a du se tourner vers les données du Ministere de l’Education Nationale ; Cependant ces données dont dispose HELP datent de plus de 5 ans. Ainsi l’institution a décidé de réaliser une enquête afin de proceder à une mise à jour des données et de mieux s’armer pour le placement de ses étudiants.
Le document suivant constitue un outil d’aide à la prise de décisions pour le Haitian Education and Leadership Program (HELP) et si possible pour d’autres instances qui oeuvrant dans le même domaine, l’Enseignement Supérieur haïtien.
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EKO HAITI Research Hub is a research and knowledge mobilization platform focused on creative, collaborative and interdisciplinary research and associated research-based learning. We aim to become the intellectual “home” for research about Haiti by creating and providing open access to the largest crowdsourced research archive dedicated to Haiti, by fostering cross-disciplinary research and innovation, and by providing support for progressive research in the form of contextual expertise and training.
“The trees fall from time to time, but the voice of the forest never loses its power. Life begins.”
Jacques Alexis, Les Arbres Musiciens (Paris, 1957)
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Oral histories are a powerful tool in developing historical understanding
Oral history offers an alternative to conventional history, filling gaps in traditional research with personal accounts of historically significant events or simply life in a specific place and time. Oral histories do more than provide charming details to dry historical accounts. In fact, oral histories help others recapture lived experiences that are not written down in traditional sources.
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" Bwa pi wo di li wè lwen, men grenn pwomennen di li wè pi lwen pase l "
The tallest tree says that it sees far, but the seed that travels says that it sees even further.
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