The Rise and Fall of King Henry Christophe: A Conversation with Dr. Marlene Daut

Yvener Duroseau

Published on: 20/02/2025

Haiti’s history is filled with stories of resilience, revolution, and leadership. Among the most fascinating figures of the Haitian Revolution is King Henry Christophe, a man whose journey from enslaved laborer to revolutionary hero and eventual monarch continues to spark debate. On this episode of 1804 Renaissance, we sat down with Dr. Marlene Daut, a historian, scholar, and professor at Yale University, to discuss her latest book, The First and Last King of Haiti: The Rise and Fall of Henry Christophe. In this conversation, Dr. Daut provided an in-depth look at Christophe’s leadership, his impact on Haiti’s development, and the lessons his story holds for Haiti today.

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Empowering Haiti Through Language: The Vision of Schaëlda Joseph

Yvener Duroseau

Published on: 14/12/2024

Discover how Schaëlda Joseph is empowering Haiti's youth by advocating for the Haitian Creole language as a vital tool for education and cultural identity.

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Exploring the Complex Relationship Between Haiti and the Dominican Republic

Yvener Duroseau

Published on: 14/12/2024

Discover the intricate relationship between Haiti and the Dominican Republic, exploring historical narratives, cultural connections, and pathways to unity in this insightful blog post.

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Bridging Healthcare and Community: The Visionary Work of Kareen Ulysse

Yvener Duroseau

Published on: 01/09/2024

Explore the visionary work of Kareen Ulysse, transforming healthcare in Cité-Soleil, Haiti through community engagement, education, and resilience.

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