Ed Shakespierre Presents

The National Haitian American

Forum

 

- News Release -

 

 

For Immediate Release:                                            

Contact: Kerfye Pierre

 561-207-0120; kerfye@telelakaytv.com

 

Ed Shakespierre’s first annual National Haitian American Forum (NHAF) will debut in Palm Beach County on May 30^th 2009 at 6:00pm at Toussaint Louverture High School. This Year’s  Forum will focus on “"Haitian Americans Unite for New America".

 

West Palm Beach, Florida (May 15th, 2009) – Ed Shakespierre’s national Haitian American Forum (NHAF), one of the most anticipated new event for Haitian Americans this year, will debut in West Palm Beach on  Saturday May 30th at Toussaint Louverture High School Auditorium.

 

THEME

The theme for our first year  "Organizing Ourselves For The New America” will capture the essence of what it means to organized as Haitian Americans  for better education, economic parity, healthcare, immigration reforms and International policy towards Haiti.

 

FORUM DETAILS

The Forum is free and open to the public. Advance registration is required via email at contact@telelakaytv.com or call (561) 414-6404. Ed Shakespierre and Diana Bien-Aime will moderate the discussion that will be broadcast live on www.telelakaytv.com and on partner television channels. For more info on the forum log on to www.telelakaytv.com/NHAF.html

 

SPECIAL GUESTS

The 2009 Forum featured panel will include  Haitian Scholar Dr. Gerard A. Ferere from new York, Dr. Guylaine L. Richard from Maryland, first haitian delegate ever elected to the democratic party Mrs. Evelyn T. Garcia, Palm Beach County first Haitian-American to hold an elected position Mr. Mackenson Bernard, retired major Joe Bernadel, Sun Sentinel reporter, Macolivie Jean-Francois, Ralph Cheriza Haitian journalist in exile and many more wonderful and interesting guests.

 

This annual Presentation by Ed Shakespierre will be held in May in celebration of our Heritage Month. The forum is created to educate, uplift, and empower Haitian Americans by bringing people together and engaging them in thoughtful dialogue, leading the way to constructive action. Haitian Americans are longing for thoughtful, concrete discussions and debates from leaders in our community. These influential thinkers, entertainers, and politicians will take center stage to express their thoughts about some of the most pressing issues of today and to inspire innovative and lasting solutions.

 

This Forum’s sponsors include: www.Telelakaytv.com ,  The Haitian American Coalition, The Toussaint Louverture Charter High School.