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Washington, DC – The Haitian Diaspora Political Action Committee (HDPAC) is emphatically against any foreign armed intervention in…
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HDDPAC is the first non-affiliated Political Action Committee. We work on both sides of the aisle to advance our policy agenda. We work with members of the House of Representatives, the United States Senate, and other policy makers in order to support policies that favor Haiti. Our donors are American citizens and green card holders who care about Haiti.
The Haitian American community wants a better tomorrow for Haiti. That will come true only if we work together to advance our common interests. We must invest our resources where they count most to be able to advocate for policies that work for Haiti. We encourage you to become an active member of the PAC and donate whatever you can. Donate.
HDPAC’s purpose is to raise money to support political candidates both at the federal, state and local level, to use our resources to conduct civic education in the community, educate policy makers and legislators about issues, and policies that matter to us, and to unabashedly advance these political issues on behalf of the Haitian American community.
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A stronger relationship between the United States and Haiti will benefit both countries, so long as the relationship is based on mutual respect and cultural understanding. Haiti’s current crisis requires assistance from the United States, and HDPAC supports measures that best serve the interest of the Haitian people.
Haiti cannot make any progress towards becoming a stable democracy until and unless the U.S. begins to implement policies that supports good governance and that means helping Haiti fight rampant corruption, human right violations, hunger, the pandemic, and crimes.
The United States Congress has provided hundreds of millions of dollars in humanitarian and development assistance to Haiti, with nothing to show for that aid. We must now support policies that strengthen good governance creating opportunities for investment instead of foreign aid.
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Washington, DC – The Haitian Diaspora Political Action Committee (HDPAC) is emphatically against any foreign armed intervention in…
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DATE: JANUARY 13 TO JANUARY 19
PLACE: Southern University Law Center
Baton Rouge, Louisiana At The Nelson Mandela Center For Public Policy
Invited Groups: Montana Accord, The Pen Accord, Cesco, Akor Lari A, And Ariel Henry Accord
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Sponsored by: HDPAC & GIPHRADREC
