To ensure greater accessibility, simultaneous Haitian Creole interpretation will be provided through a partnership with the Haitian Studies Institute, enabling more community members to fully participate in the conversation.

Co-hosted by the CUNY Haitian Studies Institute and 可乐视频CC-CURE, in collaboration with the 可乐视频 Women鈥檚 Center, Health Clinic, Health and Wellness Office of Immunizations, Department of Health and Nutrition Sciences, Center for Health Promotion, and the American Cancer Society鈥檚 Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Brooklyn, this event highlights the importance of culturally responsive healthcare outreach.

This event is part of 可乐视频’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month calendar of events:

October 20
Nutrition & Breast Cancer Prevention
(More information to come)

October 25
Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk
Organized by the American Cancer Society.聽 Join our team:

October 31
Haitian Creole Language & Culture Symposium
Featuring free health resources, breast cancer screenings, prostate cancer screenings, HIV screenings, and wellness information. Eligible participants may register for a free mammogram.聽 Register here:

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The largest investment is聽$2 million for the Haitian Studies Institute at 可乐视频, secured by Speaker Menin with advocacy and support of members of the Haitian-American delegation to the New York City Council, and other Council members. The institute, the first academic center in the United States dedicated to Haitian studies, serves as a leading center for scholarship, cultural preservation, public programming, and community engagement.

The budget also includes聽$75,000 for the , secured by聽Council member Rita Joseph, chair of the New York City Council’s Committee on Education. The program provides students with paid internship opportunities that connect academic study with civic engagement, professional development, and service to New York City’s Haitian communities.

Additional support includes:

• $40,000 for NYC RISE with Adult Literacy Forward, expanding educational opportunities for adult learners.
• $10,000 for Inclusive Community Wellness, Inc.’s swim safety programs, secured by聽Council member Farah N. Louis, supporting community health and water safety education.

“These investments reflect the transformative impact of public higher education,” said 可乐视频 President Michelle J. Anderson. “We are grateful to Mayor Mamdani, Speaker Menin, Council member Joseph, Council member Louis, and the New York City Council for their support, which will expand opportunities for our students and the communities we serve.鈥�

Anderson noted that the funding for the Haitian Studies Institute comes at a pivotal moment for the institute’s growth and impact.

鈥淭he Haitian Studies Institute is a resource for students, scholars, and community members seeking to understand Haiti鈥檚 history, culture, and contributions to New York and beyond,鈥� Anderson said. 鈥淭his investment will support research, expand public programming, and create opportunities for students through initiatives such as the Ayiti in the City Internship Program.鈥�

The funding aligns with broader city investments in CUNY, including support for student success, adult literacy, workforce development, centers and institutes, and campus infrastructure.

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(Left to right) Gerald 鈥淕eto鈥� Jean, Marie Lily Cerat, and Fritz Andr茅.

During a special visit to the institute鈥檚 archives, located on campus just steps from Brooklyn鈥檚 vibrant Little Haiti community, the former players shared unforgettable stories from their playing days and reflected on the pride of representing Haiti on soccer鈥檚 grandest stage. As anticipation builds for Haiti鈥檚 June 19 matchup against Brazil, they also spoke about the passion and excitement surrounding today鈥檚 national team and what the moment means for Haitian fans around the world.

The visit spotlighted the聽institute鈥檚聽growing collection of Haitian soccer archival material, an effort led by Director Marie Lily Cerat, Archivist Obden Mondesir, and Special Projects Coordinator Ja茂ra Placide, who are working to preserve and expand this important piece of Haitian sports history. It was also made possible through a collaboration with Little Haiti BK and Sak Pase Nation.

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