Haiti Cultural Exchange (HCX) was founded in 2009 by seven Haitian women with the aim to create a permanent presence for Haitian Arts & Culture in our city.

Our programs in the arts, education and public affairs raise awareness of social issues and foster cultural understanding within and beyond the Haitian community. Our activities deepen…[Read more]

In a world where cultural identities often face dilution or misrepresentation, Haiti Cultural Exchange (HCX) stands as a beacon of resilience and creativity. Based in Brooklyn, New York, HCX is a nonprofit organization that has been representing Haitian culture since its founding in 2009. Through an array of multidisciplinary programs, the…[Read more]

Me: I came across some great interviews on the Haiti Cultural Exchange (HCX) website and YouTube channel. I’d love to know more about what you do, why you do it, and the ultimate goal of your organization.

Kassandra Kalil: Thank you for asking. Defining an “ultimate goal” in cultural work is complex because culture is constantly evolving. At HC…[Read more]

Haiti Cultural Exchange (HCX), a vital nonprofit organization based in Brooklyn, New York, dedicated to preserving and promoting Haitian culture through the arts. Established in 2009, HCX serves as a bridge connecting Haitian artists, and cultural enthusiasts to the New York City community.

HCX has become a beacon of creativity and cultural pride…[Read more]

Haiti Cultural Exchange in Brooklyn

“Rasanble” event.