Haitian talent is one of Miami-Dade’s greatest assets. Haitians in Tech connects Haitian technology professionals, students, and enthusiasts with skills, relationships, and opportunities to use technology for community development.
Our Miami-Dade program footprint includes Little Haiti, Miami Gardens, North Miami, and North Miami Beach. Through STEM and technology learning, professional networking, and collaborative open-source civic-tech projects, we create ways for Haitian community members to build skills, connect with peers and mentors, and shape solutions to shared priorities. On May 18, 2026, MAST@FIU Biscayne Bay Campus in North Miami hosted a Haitian Flag Day celebration. Haitians in Tech joined students and community members in bringing Haitian heritage and STEM learning together. Our projects also connect local talent to public-interest challenges in Haiti and across the diaspora.
A Give Miami Day gift helps Haitians in Tech continue this work—growing local learning and connection opportunities and advancing community-led technology solutions. Give today to help Miami-Dade’s Haitian community learn, lead, and build a stronger future together.Haitian talent is one of Miami-Dade’s greatest assets. Haitians in Tech connects Haitian technology professionals, students, and enthusiasts with skills, relationships, and opportunities to use technology for community development.
Our Miami-Dade program footprint includes Little Haiti, Miami Gardens, North Miami, and North Miami Beach. Through STEM and technology learning, professional networking, and collaborative open-source civic-tech projects, we create ways for Haitian community members to build skills, connect with peers and mentors, and shape solutions to shared priorities. In Little Haiti, Haitians in Tech partnered with the Haitian-American Chamber of Commerce of Florida (HACCOF), Little Haiti Revitalization, and Tribaja to host “Scaling Up with AI,” a Tech Night Out featuring a fireside chat, AI demos, and networking. On May 18, 2026, MAST@FIU Biscayne Bay Campus in North Miami hosted a Haitian Flag Day celebration. Haitians in Tech joined students and community members in bringing Haitian heritage and STEM learning together. Our projects also connect local talent to public-interest challenges in Haiti and across the diaspora.
A Give Miami Day gift helps Haitians in Tech continue this work—growing local learning and connection opportunities and advancing community-led technology solutions. Give today to help Miami-Dade’s Haitian community learn, lead, and build a stronger future together.Haitian talent is one of Miami-Dade’s greatest assets. Haitians in Tech connects Haitian technology professionals, students, and enthusiasts with skills, relationships, and opportunities to use technology for community development.
Our Miami-Dade program footprint includes Little Haiti, Miami Gardens, North Miami, and North Miami Beach. Through STEM and technology learning, professional networking, and collaborative open-source civic-tech projects, we create ways for Haitian community members to build skills, connect with peers and mentors, and shape solutions to shared priorities. On May 18, 2026, MAST@FIU Biscayne Bay Campus in North Miami hosted a Haitian Flag Day celebration. Haitians in Tech joined students and community members in bringing Haitian heritage and STEM learning together. Our projects also connect local talent to public-interest challenges in Haiti and across the diaspora.
A Give Miami Day gift helps Haitians in Tech continue this work—growing local learning and connection opportunities and advancing community-led technology solutions. Give today to help Miami-Dade’s Haitian community learn, lead, and build a stronger future together.Haitian talent is one of Miami-Dade’s greatest assets. Haitians in Tech connects Haitian technology professionals, students, and enthusiasts with skills, relationships, and opportunities to use technology for community development.
Our Miami-Dade program footprint includes Little Haiti, Miami Gardens, North Miami, and North Miami Beach. Through STEM and technology learning, professional networking, and collaborative open-source civic-tech projects, we create ways for Haitian community members to build skills, connect with peers and mentors, and shape solutions to shared priorities. On May 18, 2026, MAST@FIU Biscayne Bay Campus in North Miami hosted a Haitian Flag Day celebration, where Haitians in Tech joined students and community members to bring Haitian heritage and STEM learning together. Our collaboration with the Haitian-American Chamber of Commerce of Florida (HACCOF) also brought local entrepreneurs and professionals an AI-focused Breakfast & Learn, “Protect Your Business from Scams with Real-World AI Tips,” featuring Rubensky “Ruben” Calixte of CyberGarde. Our projects also connect local talent to public-interest challenges in Haiti and across the diaspora.
A Give Miami Day gift helps Haitians in Tech continue this
The mission of Haitians in Tech is to empower Haitian technology professionals and enthusiasts worldwide by fostering a global network for collaboration, innovation, and skill development. We leverage technology to drive social and economic development in Haiti, bridge the digital divide, and create opportunities for Haitians globally, contributing to a brighter future for Haiti through scalable, tech-driven solutions.
Organization name
Haitians in Tech
Tax id (EIN)
88-3050364
Mission Category
Economic & Community Development
Program Site Locations
Miami: Little Haiti, Miami Gardens, North Miami, North Miami Beach
Annual Operating Budget
Less than $25,000
Primary Population Served
Black/African American/African, Immigrants & Refugees
Address
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