Articles
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26 May 2026
Haiti: Education unions stand firm in the face of insecurity and political instability
NewsDespite the prolonged political crisis, endemic violence, and growing economic insecurity , education unions in Haiti are continuing their campaign to defend public education and teachers’ rights. Meeting within the framework of the Go Public! Fund Education campaign, trade union leaders present a clear picture of the situation and reiterate...
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14 November 2025
Haiti: union mobilisation amid the security crisis and the state of emergency in public education
NewsIn a context marked by insecurity, precariousness, and political instability, Haitian education unions are stepping up their initiatives in defence of inclusive, high-quality public education. First-hand accounts and field studies bear witness to their considerable mobilisation efforts driven by the Go Public! Fund Education campaign.
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30 September 2025 Adaptation and innovation in the SACHA project in Haiti: creation of training capsules
The adaptation and innovation in the SACHA project in Haiti have focused on teacher wellbeing. The project has developed training capsules to support the health and wellbeing of education workers. These capsules cover essential topics such as occupational health, mental health, and stress management, providing teachers with valuable resources to...
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5 May 2025
Haiti : Education in the midst of an unprecedented crisis
NewsAs the country faces a political and security crisis that has brought it to a standstill, Haitian teachers are rallying to save education. Between school closures, strikes and chaotic relocations, the situation is alarming. Unions are sounding the alarm and calling for collective action to get things back on track.
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5 June 2024
Solidarity with education communities in Haiti
Take action!Ever since the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse in July 2021, armed gangs have continued to gain ground, to the point of paralysing most activities in Haiti’s capital, Port-au-Prince. Hospitals, police stations, and schools have been targeted by gangs, set on fire, and destroyed. In three years, thousands of people...
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4 October 2023
Haiti: union building continues despite endemic violence
NewsDespite the serious and persistent violence in Haiti, the trade union educators of the Union Nationale des Normaliens/Normaliennes et Éducateurs/Éducatrices d'Haïti (UNNOEH) have found the resources to recruit new activists and train them.
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Cooperation Projects
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2022 - 2023 Gender Equity Programming in the Caribbean Region
The Capacity Development Component will be aimed at increasing the ability of leaders involved in Gender / Women's Committees of the C.U.T. and its affiliates. Some emphasis will be placed on developing/designing strategies for psychosocial coping for members battling with issues related to Gender. Contributions to National Affiliates / Member...
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2020 Programme d’actions d’urgence en faveur des enseignant.e.s, membres et dirigeant.e.s des syndicats affiliés de l’IE en Haïti
Formation des enseignantes et enseignants à l’utilisation des outils de pilotage de l’enseignement apprentissage à distance.
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2020 - 2022 Location d'un local pour les syndicats de Haïti
Location d'un local pour des syndicats haïtiens.
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Affiliates
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Fédération Nationale des Syndicats en Education
FENASE
313, Rue Joseph JanvierPort-au-Princetel: +509-37701703fax: +509-40659556 -
Union Nationale des Normaliens d'Haïti
UNNOH
B.P. 19010Port-au-Princetel: +509 33.61.74.54tel: +509 694.24.04 -
Union Nationale des Normaliens/Normaliennes et Educateurs/Educatrices d’Haïti
UNNOEH
N°10 rue de la Montagne, limite Avenue N. PacotPort-au-Princetel: +50948934592tel: +509-32.30.86.46 -
Fédération Nationale des Travailleurs en Education et en Culture
FENATEC
117, Rue des MiraclesB.P. 1659Port-au-Princetel: +509 36.95.98.10tel: +509 37.72.10.71 -
Confédération Nationale des Educateurs d'Haïti
CNEH
54, Bois patate, Canapé-VertP.O. Box 482Port-au-Princetel: +509 31.15.31.13tel: +509 34.43.18.70fax: +509 224.44.86