Our Network
The Haitian Ladies Network® is the largest global platform connecting more than 100,000 women and girls of Haitian descent from across the U.S., Haiti, Canada, Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Caribbean. Based in Washington, DC, the Haitian Ladies Network® is a powerful professional and social network led by a ten-member steering committee.
We deliver a continuum of programs and convenings tailored to our members’ interests in health and wellness, professional and personal development, entrepreneurship, financial wealth-building, civic engagement, and making an impact in Haiti.
We offer year-round activities, including daily virtual engagement and programming that elevates Haitian culture and history.
Our Vision
To create the largest global platform connecting women of Haitian descent to build community, share inspiration and celebrate culture.
Our Goals
Inspire every girl and woman of Haitian descent to achieve her life goals and lead in her community. Convene and create space for professional networking and inter-generational engagement for Haitian Ladies ages 13 to 100+. Facilitate meaningful collaboration with women in Haiti.
Our Reach
Haitian women of descent connected across the globe
Attendees of the Haitian Ladies Weekend
Continents
Haitian Ladies Weekend
Haitian Ladies Weekend convenes hundreds of women of Haitian descent each year in Washington, DC. It provides an opportunity to engage with speakers, make authentic connections, and celebrate the Haitian culture. Read our latest announcement regarding the next Haitian Ladies Weekend taking place in 2026!
Latest News
As Americans of Haitian descent and daughters of Haiti, the Haitian Ladies NetworkⓇ denounces the intense campaign waged against former Harvard University President Dr. Claudine Gay, aimed at dismantling open access and opportunity for all. We are proud of Dr. Gay who handled it with courage, dignity and compassion.
Lekòl, legliz, lakay is a dogma that has been instilled in Haitian children from a young age. When translated into English, the three words mean school, church and home. These three words also represent the values that Haitians regard as the most important: education, faith, and family. As society continues to evolve, these values have started to conflict with the values of gen-z Haitian-Americans.
Haitian Ladies Network partnered with Haitian Bridge Alliance's Guerline Jozef and Nadine Gedeon, Esq., President of the Haitian Lawyers Associations to host a free virtual informational session about the new US Immigration Sponsorship Program this past January 24th.
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