Association Of Haitian Women in Boston (AFAB)

Today we celebrate more than a flag. We celebrate unity, resilience, culture, and the generations of Haitians who fought, created, led, and carried a nation forward. 🇭🇹

From Catherine Flon’s hands to the strength of Haitian communities across the world, Haitian Flag Day reminds us that our history is rooted in courage and collective power.

Bòn Fèt Drapo Ayisyen.
223 years later, the spirit of Haiti continues to live through its people.

L’union fait la force. ✨

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Today we celebrate the strength, resilience, and leadership of women everywhere. At AFAB, we are especially proud to uplift Haitian women who continue to shape our families, communities, and future.

Fanm se poto mitan sosyete a. Jodi a se pou nou.

Happy International Women’s Day.
Bòn Jounen Entènasyonal Fanm! 💜

This Valentine’s Day, show love through knowledge 💓!

Join AFAB for our upcoming sexual health education workshop focused on awareness, stigma reduction, and community care.

Loving our community means having honest conversations and staying informed.

If you’re interested in attending, connect with AFAB for more details.

Please share this flyer in English or Haitian Creole to help us spread the word!

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Pou fèt Lanmou sa a, ann montre lanmou atravè konesans. 💓

Vini patisipe nan atelye edikasyon sante seksyèl AFAB ap òganize a, ki konsantre sou enfòmasyon, rediksyon stigma, ak swen pou kominote nou an.

Lè nou renmen kominote nou, sa vle di nou gen konvèsasyon onèt epi nou chèche enfòmasyon ki kòrèk.

Si w enterese patisipe, tanpri kontakte AFAB pou plis detay.

Tanpri pataje afich sa a pou ede nou rive jwenn plis moun nan kominote a.

Char Melon from AFAB at the AGO meeting meetin on Tuesday, January 20th.

Charline Melon at the AGO meeting on behalf of AFAB On Tuesday, January 20th.

Denise Williams from AFAB at the TPS Congressional Hearing on Tuesday, January 20th.