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Recipe for a New Year’s Resolution

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Haitians all over the world make Soup Joumou every New Year’s Day (January 1st) to celebrate the independence of Haiti on January 1st, 1804.  Soup Joumou is a celebratory meal consumed together with family and friends in the spirit of overcoming incredible challenges, achieving success, and enjoying the  positive offerings ahead. Soup Joumou is a … Read more

Winners Announced! Fall 2013

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  We are pleased to announce the winners of THE SPARK of Le Flambeau program, for the fall semester 2013. THE SPARK of Le Flambeau language exchange program, now in its fifth year,  aims to improve fluency in reading and writing  for students in Haiti and in the U.S.  while fostering the exchange of culture, … Read more

This is the taste; it dictates how to eat the food!

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This piece was written by Le Flambeau Foundation Scholar Danice who recently completed his first semester of college in the U.S. (arrived August 2013) and is preparing to launch his second semester.  Danice is majoring in Agronomy.  Congratulations! This is the taste; it dictates how to eat the food! One step forward; I am stronger … Read more

Human Rights Youth Perspective – Menson

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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was adopted on December 10, 1948.   Senator Emile Saint-Lot from Haiti was a co-signatory, along with U.S.  First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt, and many other countries.  To read the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (in English) (French) (in Kreyol).  Following is perspective from a youth leader in Haiti. by Menson, … Read more

Human Rights Youth Perspective – Lourdia

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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was adopted on December 10, 1948.   Senator Emile Saint-Lot from Haiti was a co-signatory, along with U.S.  First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt, and many other countries.  To read the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (in English) (French) (in Kreyol).  Following is perspective from a youth leader in Haiti. by Lourdia, … Read more

Human Rights Youth Perspective – Jean

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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was adopted on December 10, 1948.   Senator Emile Saint-Lot from Haiti was a co-signatory, along with U.S.  First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt, and many other countries.  To read the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (in English) (French) (in Kreyol).  Following is perspective from a youth leader in Haiti.   by … Read more

Being THE SPARK of Le Flambeau

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We completed our 12th THE SPARK of Le Flambeau class!…headed into our fifth year.  Congratulations to students in Haiti and the U.S. for the impressive performance.  Winners will soon be announced.  We note that Being THE SPARK of Le Flambeau comes in many forms… With THE SPARK of Le Flambeau program the top performers in both … Read more

We are THANKFUL

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We have much to be thankful for… A meal at the table almost every day (a few rough spots) A Scholar launched her 2nd year of college A new Scholar entered his first year of college in August Le Flambeau Laptop Clubs added – LHCC, North Miami, Jacmel THE SPARK of Le Flambeau program running … Read more

Welcome Fall Class 2013!

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On October 7th the Fall 2013 semester and the beginning of a life-changing journey, was launched. THE SPARK of Le Flambeau is a unique language exchange initiative in its sixth year, born from the collaborative efforts of Le Flambeau Foundation , student leaders, IT advisers and volunteer educators. The objective of the program  is to … Read more

New Scholar In School – A Dream Not Deferred

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August 27, 2013, Le Flambeau Foundation Inc. Le Flambeau Foundation ‘ s Scholar Danice Lefranc recently arrived in Miami from Haiti, launching his four year college journey in the U.S.  He joins a family of Le Flambeau Foundation scholars who will make a positive difference for Haiti, impacting all members of our global community. . … Read more