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Haitian communities are leading nationwide transformation through education.

Through collective identity and action, civic leaders work with APA to break the wall between classroom and community.

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About Us

  • About APA
  • Our Model
  • Our Impact
  • About APA

    The Movement

    Mission

    APA works with local civic leaders who are transforming Haiti’s education system towards liberation, equipping generations of Haitians with the knowledge, skills, and mindsets to achieve their full potential.

    Vision

    APA envisions a collective movement of local civic leaders working to decolonize education by centering on Haitian history, culture, and identity — redefining leadership for us and by us.

  • Our Model

    The APA Model

    Since 2014, APA has engaged over 600 teacher leaders, parent leaders, and school leaders to spur transformation within classrooms and across the entire community. APA is currently in an important stage of growth, deepening our impact within our partner communities and broadening networks of leaders creating change across Haiti.

  • Our Impact

    • 21,000 students reached
      21,000
      students reached
    • 1,690 community members mobilized for konbits
      1,690
      community members mobilized for konbits
    • 613 leaders equipped
      613
      leaders equipped
    • 95% of alumni ambassadors remained in education
      95%
      of alumni ambassadors remained in education
    • 83% average passing rate across classrooms (vs. 41% national average)
      83%
      average passing rate across classrooms (vs. 41% national average)
    • 10 alumni ambassadors working with the Ministry of Education
      10
      alumni ambassadors working with the Ministry of Education