AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCommunity: Kenscoff is mourning Mayor and pastor Jean Massillon, who died Friday after a respiratory illness. He had led the commune since 2020 and stayed through a period of insecurity. Child Welfare: Haitian police say U.S. missionary Thomas Osbeck was detained over alleged abuse and explicit messages to children at an unlicensed orphanage in Cap-Haïtien; 12 children underwent medical examinations. Education: The documentary Haiti Rising highlights P4H Global’s teacher-training work and calls for education reform led from within Haiti. Haiti has also opened an education office to serve four Northwest communes. Culture: NPR’s Black Zombie revisits the Haitian Vodou roots of zombification as enslavement after death—and how Hollywood reshaped the figure into a horror icon. Diaspora & Well-being: Haitian-born designer Garvenchy Nicolas says years of immigration uncertainty under TPS brought lasting anxiety, highlighting the mental-health toll of deportation fears. Heritage: A Haitian nurse in New Jersey is helping families secure property deeds, making land ownership—and inheritance—a more tangible part of freedom.
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