Garry Pierre-Pierre
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- 2
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- Aug 2, 2026
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- Top 1M sites
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- Jul 9, 2026
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Konpa’s greatest honor comes at its most uncertain moment (opens the original)
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As Konpa receives unprecedented recognition from UNESCO and New York City, Garry Pierre-Pierre argues that the genre faces its greatest existential challenge. Reflecting on a recent celebration in Brooklyn, he examines the decline of the Haitian nightclub ecosystem, the weakening cultural ties between Haiti and its Diaspora, and the need to build new institutions that keep Konpa alive for future generations. Konpa has never received more recognition than it is receiving today. Within a few month
More than a festival: Why our institutions matter more than ever (opens the original)
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As the Haitian American United for Progress (HAUP) prepares to host its 13th Annual Creole American Family Festival, Garry Pierre-Pierre reflects on the deeper role community institutions play in Haitian American life. Amid uncertainty surrounding Temporary Protected Status (TPS), he argues that organizations like HAUP have long provided critical support beyond cultural celebrations, helping immigrants navigate legal, educational and economic challenges. Every summer, thousands of Haitians gathe
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