Stacy A. P., MPH

Future Global health leader.✨ About women’s health, liberation, and lipstick💄. BS in biology/biotechnology🧪 MPH-MCH😷 Tweets are my own.

[Concacaf @Concacaf]

Mèsi, Grenadiers 🇭🇹❤️💙

[Swiftie Mexicana 🇲🇽 @LaTayMexicana]

Bad Bunny: tú también deberías creer en ti

Yo:

[𝟮𝟭.🛸 @Big_tagg]

You need good friends. You need community. You need family. You can’t do this life alone.

[Mr. Possible @Mrpossidez]

We are all temporary witnesses of each other’s becoming. Sometimes I forget what a brief, holy job that is.

[Penguin Books USA @penguinusa]

In your 20s, someone will offer to lend you a book they read and loved. It is very important that you take the book.

[ESPN FC @ESPNFC]

Haiti's road to the World Cup didn't include a single home match.

-Enveloped in gang violence since the 2021 assassination of president Jovenel Moïse
-Capital city, Port-au-Prince, 85% controlled by gangs
-National stadium overtaken by gangs in March 2024
-Haven't played a home match since July 2021

Against all odds, Haiti have qualified for the World Cup for just the second time EVER. What an accomplishment ❤️🇭🇹

[World Health Organization (WHO) @WHO]

Today is #WorldDiabetesDay.

#Diabetes can affect anyone, at any stage of life.

Support at home, school, work and during pregnancy makes a real difference.

Listen, learn and show up for those living with diabetes. More info 🔗https://t.co/m1Fe4a9jCm

[✶ @uxcel]

genuinely hope life is kinder and softer in october, in every single way

[Scott Santens @scottsantens]

New Mexico has embraced universality in their free childcare system, becoming the first state with it, and providing about $12,000 a year per kid in free care after deciding they want to eliminate the cliff effect and stigma of means-testing, and in doing so, maximize employment.

[Leah Goodridge @leahfrombklyn]

Babes, wake up.

Amazing new policy just dropped.

[buy Fenestration @Othuke__Umukoro]

I can watch Gwendolyn Brooks read this all day. I think it’s important to hear poets read their work in their own voice.

[AyiboPost @Ayibopost]

AyiboPost rend public l'accord complet signé entre Haïti et le Kenya relatif aux protections de statut de la MMAS. Le document établit le rapport de la force aux autorités locales ainsi que les immunités et privilèges de ses membres ⬇️
https://t.co/WlbpF1OfsN

[Jean D’Amérique @Jeandamerique]

RENÉ DEPESTRE 🇭🇹🔥
adolescent naviguant à peine dans la nuit du poème, j’ai été brûlé vif par la flamme Depestre, ressuscité aussitôt de mes cendres dans un nouvel élan, de beauté, de tendresse et de révolte, voici je vis depuis et plus que jamais « en état de poésie »
en 2019, au festival Transe Poétique en Haïti, alias terre de poètes, où j’ai invité Jean-Pierre Siméon, je lui parle de mon souhait de voir entrer dans la collection Poésie/Gallimard un poète haïtien, car étonnamment celle-ci n’en comptait pas jusque-là, nous évoquons alors plusieurs noms de la longue liste des grandes voix de la poésie haïtienne en langue française, il me promet d’y travailler, pour maintes raisons cela a mis du temps mais voilà le rêve réalisé, ravi de voir naître ce « Journal d’un animal marin », un ensemble de poèmes au souffle ardent, dont j’ai eu l’immense honneur de préfacer
premier poète haïtien à entrer dans la collection Poésie/Gallimard (j’espère que cette voie reste désormais ouverte pour d’autres), Depestre est l’auteur d’une œuvre poétique puissante et volumineuse dont ce livre n’est qu’une esquisse, à lire sans modération
Depestre a publié son premier recueil à 19 ans, il a fondé avec Jacques Stephen Alexis, Baker et Bloncourt le journal La Ruche, qui insuffla le mouvement révolutionnaire Les 5 Glorieuses en 1946, renversant la dictature de Lescot, mais l’armée prend le pouvoir et il est exilé la même année après avoir été emprisonné, il arrive en France et s’engage activement dans les mouvements décoloniaux aux côtés notamment de Césaire et du collectif Présence Africaine… expulsé de la France, il erre en Europe, Asie et en Amérique latine où il tisse des liens avec des militants marxistes, avant de travailler au côté de Che Guevara à l’aube de la révolution cubaine, il quittera le Cuba en 1978 suite à des divergences avec Castro, pour revenir à Paris, où il poursuit une carrière littéraire flamboyante, couronnée notamment par le Prix Apollinaire, le Prix Goncourt de la nouvelle et le Prix Renaudot
Depestre a maintenant 97 ans, il vit en France, son œuvre n’a pas vieilli, lisez-le pour rester vivant•e
en librairie le 30 mai - merci @Gallimard

[𝚘𝚊𝚜𝚒𝚜𝚘𝚏𝚜𝚎𝚛𝚎𝚗𝚒𝚝𝚢 𓆗 @yearofthepoets]

if you’re reading this just know that you deserve the sun, the moon and the stars. raise the bar baby.

[Tulane MCH @TulaneMCH]

May is Maternal Mental Health Month. Did you know that the National Maternal Mental Health Hotline offers a text messaging feature?

You're Not Alone. If you need someone to talk to, call or text the hotline at 1-833-TLC-MAMA (1-833-852-6262) any time. It's free and confidential.

[Kay Fanm #KwapeVyolans @KayFanmAyiti]

#KwapeVyolans « Le personnel médical insultait les femmes. Quand elle refusait d’ouvrir les jambes par exemple, avec des mots bien sentis on leur déclarait : “lew tap pran bagay la ou te louvri jamb ou byen prop. Louvri janm ou.” »https://t.co/7s1YtsEsaO

[Stacy A. P., MPH @That_nerd_Ali]

Thank you again for an engaging conversation!

[Pascale Solages @PascaleSolages]

Yesterday, I had the honor to give a presentation at Tulane University in New Orleans on the theme: “Feminism in regions of active conflict”.
It was an invitation to talk about the strategies of work, advocacy and action of feminist organizations in Haiti, especially NÈGÈS MAWON, the mechanisms of response, assistance and resistance, the solutions deployed to continue to push feminist agendas, in this context of crisis and conflict in the country.
It was an opportunity to highlight the specific realities and impacts that women and girls are experiencing in Haiti today as a result of a patriarchal and conservative system reinforced by bad governance, corruption and impunity.

Thank you again for the invitation.😊

[Stacy A. P., MPH @That_nerd_Ali]

On behalf of the TASA community I would like to thank you again for joining us at @TulaneSPHTM tomorrow. We look forward to hosting you! For those interested in joining us virtually please use this link: https://t.co/iCkagmfaGF

[Pascale Solages @PascaleSolages]

New Orleans, I'm on my way!!!!🔴🔴🔴✈️✈️✈️✈️
Thank you to the students of Tulane University and members of Tulane African Students Association (TASA) for this invitation.
I am very honored to speak about the work of NÈGÈS MAWON, the challenges of continuing advocacy and action as a feminist in Haiti in this context of multidimensional crisis and conflict, the urgency of continuing to adapt and address regional and international realities that impact us as a movement.
Looking forward to meeting you for these discussions.

[Pascale Solages @PascaleSolages]

New Orleans, I'm on my way!!!!🔴🔴🔴✈️✈️✈️✈️
Thank you to the students of Tulane University and members of Tulane African Students Association (TASA) for this invitation.
I am very honored to speak about the work of NÈGÈS MAWON, the challenges of continuing advocacy and action as a feminist in Haiti in this context of multidimensional crisis and conflict, the urgency of continuing to adapt and address regional and international realities that impact us as a movement.
Looking forward to meeting you for these discussions.