Amid widespread hunger and government collapse, the People’s Organization for the Development of Haiti (OPODHA) continues to organize and grow. More than 5,500 OPODHA members in 64 communities organized to…
National Day of Action for Haiti
Thursday, September 21
Join Haitian-Americans, religious leaders, local elected officials, and friends of Haiti in Washington, DC and across the U.S. to call on Congress to stand with the Haitian People by helping:
● Restore democracy in Haiti by ending U.S. support for the corrupt and anti-democratic regime ruling Haiti and supporting a Haitian-led transition
● Restore security in Haiti by stopping the flow of weapons and sanctioning collusion between gangs and Haitian elites
● Fight rising hunger in Haiti by supporting local Haitian farmers
● End abuse and discrimination against Haitian and other Black migrants
How you can participate:
● Come to Washington, DC for a big Advocacy Day on Capitol Hill – help reach our goal of 100 in-person meetings with Members of Congress.
● Even if you cannot come to DC, set up virtual meetings with your Members of Congress and their staff to focus on Haiti.