Vivianne Petit-Frére

Vivianne Petit-Frére

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Vivianne Petit-Frére is a community organizer and the vice president of the Haitian Community Institute (ICH) in Tijuana, Mexico. She has been a vocal advocate for the rights of the Haitian migrant community, which has faced significant challenges in integration, regularization, and overcoming racial discrimination. Petit-Frére highlights the ongoing struggles and resilience of Haitians in Tijuana, emphasizing that migration has been a survival strategy since the devastating earthquake in Haiti in 2010.

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Dominican Republic Dominican Republic: Vivianne Petit Frere is the owner of a Haitian restaurant in Tijuana and advocates for the Haitian migrant community. 8

Listín Diario – oldest Dominican newspaper, est. 1889: Experiencia de haitianos refleja debate sobre ciudadanía por nacimiento

Dominican Republic Dominican Republic: Vivianne Petit-Frére is a community organizer and vice president of the Haitian Community Institute (ICH) who highlights the challenges faced by Haitian migrants in Tijuana. 7

Listín Diario – oldest Dominican newspaper, est. 1889: A una década del éxodo haitiano, integración sigue siendo deuda en frontera norte de México