No social progress is possible without a clear vision.
Haiti Vision Project
Welcome to the Project Haiti Vision website. As its name suggests, this site aims first of all to stimulate a debate on a new vision for the future of Haiti. This debate is non-partisan and would encompass all facets of our identity. Thus, we are interested in all kinds of subjects of hemispheric, continental, racial or even universal interest.
Indeed, we are at the same time Caribbean, a visible minority, citizens of the decolonized Americas, Africans, Creolophones, Francophones, Anglophones and so on.
All these strands of identity have woven our nature and we share the essence of our being with all the people who, in whole or in part, claim these multiple identities.
We are all swimming in a broth of ways of being, being ourselves and each other at the same time. In this regard, our although Afro-centric approach recognizes and embraces the ethnic diversity of the Caribbean which includes people of all races.
In this vein, I invite you to collaborate, dialogue, reflect and analyze the world around us, in a context of sharing and solidarity. Our only tools of influence and change are thought, knowledge and words. "Acquire the truth and the truth will set you free" states the wise saying. What to say about this universal declaration, "from the clash of ideas, light springs".
Our action is part of the process of citizen involvement in the social life of our community. We want to positively influence the lives of our fellow human beings as our individual contribution for a small step forward for the piece of humanity that is Haiti. Our goal is to share knowledge as a tool for freedom. As Bob Marley sang, "Emancipate yourself from mental slavery, no one but us can free our mind." Therefore, we also aim to empower spirits and strive to empower those who do not have the capacity to do so on their own. We enthusiastically accept the ambitious responsibility we have taken on ourselves to be thinkers and potential popularizers of ideas.
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Indira Gandhi said: “The power to question is the basis of all human progress. Our editorial aims to ask the questions that feed the dialogues and initiate constructive debates.
Source: Tectonics laboratory. - Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris (IPGP) Preliminary assessment of the earthquake in Haiti of January 12, 2010
This organization does not pursue partisan political interests. Other specialists in political commerce will take on this task.
The management of the organization that operates this website consists of a president and advisors. This site was created by D. Laguerre, engineer. He is therefore the founding president of the management.
This site and affiliated organizations are the property of D. Laguerre. All rights reserved, Canada 2010.
We appreciate your willingness to move forward and help advance this initiative.
More than ever, knowledge is essential to survive at the next level and thrive.