Resources for Students, Educators, and Allies
Contributors to Haitians Abroad have found several essential resources in documenting Haitian migration during the nineteenth century. These are found within local, regional, and national archives and organizations that preserve history online.
Ancestry has been a proven resource to document individual Haitian families and is constantly being updated. This was an essential source for our contributors during the pandemic.
Hathi Trust has a collection of scanned secondary materials that is a resource to find individual Haitians within the Atlantic World.
Gallica is the digital collections website for the French National Library (BNF). The scanned primary and secondary materials contain the experiences of several Haitians within the French Empire.
The Digital Library of the Caribbean (dLOC) is a cooperative digital library for resources from and about the Caribbean and circum-Caribbean. This includes several primary and secondary resources on Haitians in the Atlantic World.