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Chokarella31 July 2026 | FrCurtain falls on the 9th Nègès Mawon Feminist Festival(opens the publisher in a new tab)The Nègès Mawon feminist festival wrapped up its 9th edition on Saturday, 25 July, with an evening of art at the Royal Oasis hotel built around the concert-show “Alarive lanmou”, directed by Gaëlle Bien-Aimé.Le Nouvelliste28 July 2026 | FrThe Nègès Mawon Feminist Festival closes its 9th edition under the theme “Batay nou makonnen”(opens the publisher in a new tab)The 9th Nègès Mawon Feminist Festival ended on 25 July at the Royal Oasis hotel with the concert-show “Alarive lanmou”, staged by Gaëlle Bien-Aimé.Chokarella23 July 2026 | FrThe Nègès Mawon Feminist Festival opens its 9th edition, marking ten years of commitment(opens the publisher in a new tab)The Nègès Mawon Feminist Festival launched its 9th edition on Wednesday, 22 July, at a press conference held at its offices in Delmas 75, under the theme “Batay nou makonnen”.Vant Bèf Info23 July 2026 | FrFeminist festival: Nègès Mawon celebrates ten years of mobilizing for women’s rights in Haiti(opens the publisher in a new tab)The feminist organization Nègès Mawon is launching the 10th edition of its festival from 22 to 25 July 2026. The event is held under the theme “Batay nou makonnen”.Amnesty International12 March 2026 | FrFighting for the right to exist(opens the publisher in a new tab)Pascale Solages is the co-founder and general coordinator of Nègès Mawon, a feminist organization created in Haiti in 2015 that gives victims of sexual and gender-based violence access to services and health care.Chokarella29 November 2025 | FrTen years of Nègès Mawon in the service of women’s rights(opens the publisher in a new tab)Nègès Mawon closed out the year by celebrating a decade of existence with a series of activities held throughout the month of November.The Haitian Times28 November 2025 | EnNègès Mawon celebrates 10 years of women’s rights activism in Haiti(opens the publisher in a new tab)Ten years after it first emerged to defend women’s rights, Nègès Mawon marked its anniversary this month with a series of events that underscored not just a milestone, but the growing urgency of its work.The Haitian Times19 July 2025 | EnAt Nègès Mawon’s 8th festival, women question their absence in Haiti’s power structure(opens the publisher in a new tab)Held at the Brazil Cultural Center, the festival fused art, theater and panel discussions to examine systemic inequalities and the barriers keeping Haitian women away from power.The Haitian Times6 June 2025 | FrMeet Pascale Solages, a passionate activist amplifying the voices of Haitian women and girls worldwide(opens the publisher in a new tab)Today she leads one of Haiti’s most influential feminist organizations, Nègès Mawon, and campaigns worldwide for the rights of Haitian women and girls.Juno73 April 2025 | FrSugania Louismé, a member of Nègès Mawon, receives death threats after accusations spread on Facebook(opens the publisher in a new tab)The feminist organization NÈGÈS MAWON has issued a statement firmly condemning the defamatory accusations and death threats made against Sugania Louismé, an active member of the movement.Rezo Nòdwès31 August 2023 | Fr“Nègès Mawon” and FASCH launch a training course in feminist studies(opens the publisher in a new tab)The feminist organization “Nègès Mawon” has launched, jointly with the Faculty of Human Sciences (FASCH) of the State University of Haiti (UEH), a new training program in feminist, gender and sexuality studies called CFEGES.AyiboPost24 August 2023 | FrVideo | What is feminist intellectual work for?(opens the publisher in a new tab)The Haitian feminist organization NÈGÈS MAWON is launching, on 14 August 2023, a Training Cycle in Feminist, Gender and Sexuality Studies (CFEGES). The initiative is an extension of its journal Alaso, launched in 2019.The New Humanitarian27 June 2023 | En‘We can’t find support’: Three women’s stories of repeated rape by Haitian gangs(opens the publisher in a new tab)In Haiti, rape has become a weapon of war for gangs. What happens in the hours and days after women and girls are raped can determine their future.Le Nouvelliste25 July 2022 | FrWomen’s bodies, “literal and disfigured”, at the heart of the 5th Nègès Mawon feminist festival(opens the publisher in a new tab)Between creativity, clashes, questions and denunciations, the Nègès Mawon feminist festival returns for a 5th time this year, in Port-au-Prince, from 25 to 29 July 2022.Le Nouvelliste21 July 2022 | FrTafa Mi-Soleil, literal and disfigured(opens the publisher in a new tab)The Nègès Mawon festival is back. On Tuesday, 19 July 2022, the Centre d’Art on rue Roy hosted the opening of the exhibition “Miwa Fanm”.Mus’Elles16 June 2022 | FrMeeting the authors of the feminist journal Alaso(opens the publisher in a new tab)Ahead of the book signing at “Livres en folie”, taking place this 16 June, the feminist association Nègès Mawon has set up a series of talks and debates.Mus’Elles5 April 2022 | FrWith “Alaso”, Nègès Mawon sets out to revitalize feminist thought(opens the publisher in a new tab)The second issue of the feminist notebook Alaso, exploring the theme “Fwontyè” and bringing together contributors from several disciplines, came out yesterday, Sunday 3 April.Gazette Haiti25 March 2022 | Fr“Nègès Mawon” issues a call for creation for its Feminist Festival(opens the publisher in a new tab)The Haitian feminist organization Nègès Mawon invites artists to create around the theme of the festival’s 4th edition: “My body, literal… and disfigured”.Le Nouvelliste16 October 2019 | Fr“This is my body”, or art in the service of women and girls(opens the publisher in a new tab)Since 2015, the feminist organization Nègès Mawon has worked to promote and defend women’s civil, political and socio-economic rights.Sibelle Haïti20 September 2019 | FrThe Nègès Mawon festival postponed to a later date(opens the publisher in a new tab)The fourth edition of the Nègès Mawon feminist festival, which was due to take place from 23 to 28 September 2019, has been postponed to a later date.Mus’Elles28 June 2019 | FrNègès Mawon: art in the service of women(opens the publisher in a new tab)Founded in 2015, the feminist organization Nègès Mawon embodies the new wave of feminist activism among Haitian youth. Led by Pascale Solages and Gaëlle Bien-Aimé, it runs a range of projects.BALLAST5 March 2019 | FrHaitian feminists in every fight(opens the publisher in a new tab)The feminist Pascale Solages said on the local podcast “Medam yo Ranse!” that whether a case moves forward depends “on who is filing a complaint against whom”.HaitiLibre22 September 2018 | FrHaiti, culture: the 3rd Nègès Mawon Feminist Festival(opens the publisher in a new tab)The 3rd Nègès Mawon Feminist Festival will take place from 24 to 29 September 2018 at venues across Port-au-Prince, including the Fondation Connaissance et Liberté (FOKAL).VOA Nouvèl8 March 2018 | KrWorld Women’s Day: getting to know the organization Nègès Mawon(opens the publisher in a new tab)In an interview with Ronald César on Voice of America, Pascale Solages gives some details of her organization’s work for respect for the rights of Haitian women and their advancement in society.Radio Vision 200021 July 2017 | FrLaunch of the second Nègès Mawon Feminist Festival(opens the publisher in a new tab)The second Nègès Mawon Feminist Festival will be held in Port-au-Prince from 17 to 22 July on the theme “LIT FEMINIS: ERITAJ AK IDANTITE”.MosaikHub Magazine2 December 2016 | FrNègès Mawon launches the campaign “Mwen p ap konplis”(opens the publisher in a new tab)A few months after their feminist festival, the feminists of Nègès Mawon renew their commitment to defending women against violence and abuse.Le Nouvelliste28 July 2016 | FrPower to women(opens the publisher in a new tab)A strong panel of four intellectuals and activists, four fine minds, led the talk on Thursday 21 July 2016, held at the IFH on the theme “Women and power”.Le Nouvelliste28 July 2016 | FrMen set the tone at the “Nègès Mawon” feminist festival(opens the publisher in a new tab)On the evening of 24 July, the Yanvalou club hosted the closing of the Nègès Mawon feminist festival. “Paroles d’hommes” was the theme chosen for this final event.AyiboPost26 July 2016 | KrFeminism, why?(opens the publisher in a new tab)Feminism, why? A fine question. For a few days now the theme has been out for the “Nègès Mawon” feminist festival, and people are debating it a lot across social media.AyiboPost24 July 2016 | FrWhat feminism for Haiti?(opens the publisher in a new tab)The organizers of the “nègès mawon” feminist festival are in the spotlight today for having revived the debate on the role of feminism in Haiti.AyiboPost24 July 2016 | FrReducing the Nègès Mawon festival to its placards: a stupidity!(opens the publisher in a new tab)The “feminis poukisa” artistic march held on the sidelines of the Nègès Mawon festival split public opinion. In the traditional media and online, everyone has their own take.Le Nouvelliste21 July 2016 | FrWomen marched, and it made an impact!(opens the publisher in a new tab)As part of the Feminis Nègès Mawon festival, women took to the streets on Wednesday 20 July 2016 through “Libérez la parole”.