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Haiti's Creole Language History

Wednesday, October 25, 2023 11am to 1pm

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Haiti's Creole Language History
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College of Business Complex, CBC 155 View map Free Event

Modesto Maidique Campus, Florida International University

#LACC, Latian American and the Caribbean, Haiti, Current Events, Haitian Language
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Join us for a panel discussion on the evolution of the Haitian Creole language from Independence (1804) to the modern days. Both the language and its writing system have undergone many difficult steps towards the officialr ecognition of their uniqueness in defining/representing Haiti and Haitians.

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Event Type

Academics Lectures & conferences

Audience

Students Faculty & Staff General Public

Cost

free and open to the public

Department

Department of Modern Languages, Kimberly Green Latin American and Caribbean Center, Steven J Green School of International & Public Affairs

Hashtag

#LACC, Latian American and the Caribbean, Haiti, Current Events, Haitian Language

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