The crisis we are witnessing today did not begin in 2021 or 2010. It has deep roots connected to U.S. influence in Haiti. Learn how to advocate by learning this complicated history. Follow the links for access to vetted videos and reading lists.

Migration is a human right, but in the Dominican Republic, Haitian migrants have long been used as a cheap labor, dehumanized and in 2013, denationalized. Use this presentation to learn about TC 168-13, a law which stole nationality from Haitians in DR, and helped to contribute to this current deportation crisis.

We know calling or visiting your elected officials can be intimidating. We are making it easier by providing you a script to use for your advocacy. Dominican elected officials you can contact are listed at the bottom of the script.

Using Amnesty International’s Script.

Download this powerful, formal template letter to send to the International Criminal Court (ICC) urging an investigation under Article 7 of the Rome Statute. Submit all letters to https://otplink.icc-cpi.int.

Our government will not save us, but we can provide each other the help we need with mutual aid initiatives. Support this Go Fund Me to help Haitian pregnant women begin deported in the DR.