Haitian American Lawyers Association - New York

Bonne Fête des Mères!🌷

Today we remember. HALANY honors all who gave their lives in service to this nation including the Haitian Americans who served bravely and with pride. Their sacrifice will never be forgotten.

HALANY Pres-Elect Stephanie Delia and member Sandra Dieudonne proudly participated in CUNY Citizenship Now!’s Spring Citizenship Drive, helping green card holders navigate the path to U.S. citizenship with trusted legal support. 🇺🇸✨

🇭🇹⚖️ HALANY was proud to sponsor this special Haitian Heritage Month and Haitian Flag Day event:

“Haiti’s Legacy in America’s Path to Freedom: From Independence to the Rule of Law.”

Thank you to the New York County Supreme Court, panelists, and community leaders for an inspiring discussion honoring Haiti’s legacy, resilience, and contributions to justice and freedom. 🇭🇹✨

HALANY showed up strong at the 7th Annual Haitian Culture Day Parade in Brooklyn this weekend 🇭🇹✨

This year’s theme, “We Belong,” was a powerful reminder that our culture, history, and community deserve to be seen, celebrated, and uplifted in every space. Proud to walk alongside our community and represent Haitian excellence together.

Happy Mother’s Day!

Happy Mother's Day!

Walk with HALANY 🇭🇹✨
Join us as we celebrate Haitian Heritage Month at the 7th Annual Haitian Culture Day Parade under this year’s powerful theme: “We Belong.”

📍 Starting at Nostrand Ave & Church Ave (Little Haiti/Toussaint L’Ouverture Blvd)
-Walking to Flatbush Junction / Hillel Plaza
-Saturday, May 9, 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM
Come represent, connect, and show your pride as we walk together in community. We’re calling on you to show up strong—this is about more than HALANY, it’s about representing the Haitian community with pride, unity, and presence.
RSVP to walk with us at 10 AM. Your presence matters—stand with us. 🇭🇹 Link in bio! https://www.halany.org/event-6684638?CalendarViewType=1&SelectedDate=5/5/2026

HALANY members Rodney Pepe Souvenir, Sandra Dieudonne, Stephanie Delia, and Yveline Dalmacy joined with HALA-IL and carried the weight of 350,000 Haitian lives into the highest court in this country. Attorneys from New York, Illinois, Florida, and Georgia — showing up the way our community deserves to be shown up for.
The Amici briefs of HALANY and HALA-IL are now in the record at the Supreme Court of the United States.
History will remember this moment. We will remember this moment.
This is what it looks like when Haitian lawyers show up. Ansanm.