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The Grand'Pierre family have achieved remarkable milestones.  Three out of five of their children represented Haiti in swimming at consecutive Summer Olympic Games. Naomy Grand'Pierre made history as Haiti's first female Olympic swimmer at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games. Naomy's groundbreaking participation in the women's 50m freestyle paved the way for her siblings. Her sister, Emilie Grand'Pierre, continued the legacy by competing in the 100m breaststroke in the 2020 Tokyo O

As a fellow Haitian and someone who works with people healing from life's challenges, I love sharing stories of hope. This February, I want to tell you about a couple whose love story shows us what's possible when faith, culture, and purpose come together. My introduction to Reverend Dr. Louis Wilkenson and Dr. Darline Wilkenson took place at a gathering in our community. From the moment I saw them together, it was clear there was something extraordinary in the way they up

In the words of our ancestors, "Men anpil, chay pa lou" – Many hands make the load lighter. As we embrace 2025, this timeless proverb resonates deeply within our diaspora community. From the vibrant streets of Port-au-Prince to the growing Haitian enclaves of Georgia, our people face unprecedented challenges with characteristic courage and determination.

Saurel Quettan was born and raised in Port-au-Prince, Haiti in a Catholic Church. His education is credited to French priests. This foundation shaped his values and morals in a way none could imagine. He transformed early in life giving way to the importance of an apology and the act of forgiveness. He surrounds his life and actions with mindfulness. He is no stranger to introspection. Saurel resides in Atlanta, Georgia. He has been involved with GAHCCI since its inception