Dominique Domerçant is a distinguished writer, university professor, and expert in social sciences and social innovation. He serves as a member of the Advisory Board for the UNESCO Chair in History and Heritage at UEH. With a prolific career as a former editorialist and contributor to leading Haitian newspapers such as

Le Nouvelliste , Le Matin , and Le National , Dominique has left an indelible mark on Haitian media and intellectual circles. As an accomplished author, he has penned over ten books, including Political Power and Cultural esponsibility,

Neighborhood Festivities , Airplane Dialogue , Museum Journals , and A Museum in My City, A Museum in Every City in Haiti.

In addition to his literary and academic contributions, Dominique is an accomplished painter whose works have been exhibited at the UNESCO Palace in Lebanon (2009), in Paris, Lyon, and Oklahoma (2011). He presented a groundbreaking conference at UNESCO headquarters in Paris in March 2023 as the founder of the Women’s Museum in Haiti. His initiatives have significantly impacted education and cultural preservation, empowering generations of women and girls in Haiti, France, and Benin. Dominique is also the visionary behind projects such as the Haitian Forum on Geopolitics, the Haitian Genealogy Salon, and the Haitian Diaspora Museum, underscoring his relentless dedication to Haiti's cultural and educational advancement.