As Miami prepares for another wave of mega-events tied to the World Cup, Haitian Flag Day reminds us that the Caribbean has always been shaped by struggles over sovereignty, mobility, displacement, and people’s power.

We celebrate Haiti not only for its culture, music, and revolutionary history this weekend, but for what it continues to represent: resistance to imperial domination and the right of ordinary people to shape their own futures.

This is why BAP’s campaigns like Move the Games and calls for Zones of Peace matter. We believe Haitian communities in Miami deserve safety, cultural autonomy, housing, and dignity over militarization, displacement, and profit-driven development.

Join us as we celebrate Haitian Flag Day through food, music, politics, culture, and community.