Ten years ago, we joined hands to build the Anseye Pou Ayiti (APA) movement. We have so far reached the lives of over 18,000 students across Haiti and raised passing rates to more than twice the national average as a result. This impact was made possible by allies like you, who supported APA to surge forward and overcome the challenges faced throughout our journey.

“Men anpil, chay pa lou (Many hands make the load light)” embodies the spirit of collective action which APA was built upon. It is the Kreyòl proverb that inspired this report, a journey through time honoring the people who stood in solidarity with us and pushed us toward the educational transformation that we set out to make.

I invite you to take my hand and go on this journey of reflection together as we cherish the memories, moments, and communities that helped us grasp a brighter future for Haiti’s children.

In the end, I hope we remain hand in hand, facing forward as we work together to reach true educational equity and liberation for Haiti.