The Museum of Haiti–United States Relations is a university-based initiative dedicated to preserving and activating the historical, cultural, and intellectual legacies connecting Haiti and the United States.
From the United States' 250th anniversary in 2026 to Haiti's 250th anniversary in 2054, the project builds a long-term bridge of memory, education, culture, and diaspora leadership.
Le Musée des Relations entre Haïti et les États-Unis est une initiative universitaire consacrée à la valorisation, à la transmission et à la mobilisation des patrimoines historiques, culturels et intellectuels reliant Haïti et les États-Unis.
Du 250e anniversaire des États-Unis en 2026 au 250e anniversaire d'Haïti en 2054, le projet construit un pont mémoriel, éducatif, culturel et diplomatique centré sur la diaspora.
2026 marks the 250th anniversary of the United States.
2054 will mark the 250th anniversary of Haiti.
Between these two dates, 250 HAÏTI–USA creates a bridge of memory, education, culture, and cooperation — honoring shared sacrifices and preparing a new generation of leaders, educators, archivists, and citizens to carry the story forward.
From 1776 to 2054, an interactive historical wall connecting key moments between Haiti and the United States.
ExploreA living archive where families, churches, businesses, schools, and community leaders submit stories, photos, documents, and testimonies.
ExploreA digital wall honoring individuals, businesses, institutions, and organizations helping build this historic platform.
ExploreEducational resources for teachers, students, churches, youth groups, museums, and community organizations.
ExploreA long-term movement to prepare Haiti's 250th anniversary through memory, education, culture, technology, and diaspora leadership.
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Explore early connections between Saint-Domingue, freedom movements, and the American Revolutionary era.
Explore Exhibit
The participation of men from Saint-Domingue in the Siege of Savannah and its place in shared memory.
Explore ExhibitHow 1804 transformed the world's understanding of freedom, race, sovereignty, and human dignity.
Explore ExhibitMoments of recognition, diplomacy, tension, cooperation, and cultural exchange.
Explore ExhibitStories of Haitian families, workers, students, and professionals in the United States.
Explore ExhibitHonoring the artists, entrepreneurs, leaders, and innovators shaping American life.
Explore ExhibitEvery family has an archive. Every migration journey has a story. 250 HAÏTI–USA invites the Haitian diaspora and friends of Haiti to preserve photos, testimonies, documents, community stories, and memories for future generations.
Submit Your StoryThe School Kit will provide lesson plans, timelines, quizzes, videos, worksheets, and teacher guides for schools, churches, youth programs, and cultural organizations.
Explore the School KitFounding partners will help preserve shared history, support educational access, and create a living cultural archive for generations.
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