HADC aims to build an open-source, language-sensitive database usable by people with limited internet access or data bandwidth. The platform will be freely available to the public and designed to encourage users to contribute to ongoing scholarship and storytelling about Haitian art.
We are also exploring both existing and new digital tools that are easy to use, welcoming to non-academic audiences, and useful for students and researchers alike.
Compilation of Resources
- Caribbean Review of Books
- CIDIHCA – The International Center for Haitian, Caribbean, and Afro-Canadian Documentation and Information
- Digital Library of the Caribbean
- Early Caribbean Digital Archive
- Georges Anglade Works Online
- Haiti and the Atlantic World
- Haiti Lab Facebook Page
- Haiti Lab Website
- Haiti: An Island Luminous
- Haitian Diaspora Oral Histories (University of Miami)
- John Carter Brown Library Haiti Collection at Internet Archive
- Kreyol Blog
- Konsanba Vodou Bibliography
- Littérature haïtienne – Île en île
- Mémoire de femmes
- New West India Guide Online
- Public Archive
- Reframing Haiti: Art, History, and Performativity on Vimeo (Brown University)
- Remember Haiti: Documents and Timeline from the John Carter Brown Library
- The Other Revolution: Haiti, 1789-1804 (John Carter Brown Library)
- Vodou Archive (University of Florida)