Departmental coordination

Coordination diaspora

Frantz DELICE

General Coordinator of the Party in Canada

Social Worker | Political Scientist | Community Leader

My name is Frantz Delice, born in Haiti and living in Canada for over 35 years. A graduate in social work and a political scientist by training, I am recognized as a mental health specialist and a tireless advocate for social justice, human dignity, and diaspora integration.

For over 25 years, I have dedicated my commitment to issues of inclusion, community development, and advocacy. I currently serve as president of the public sector union in the Quebec provincial government, where I represent the voice of workers with rigor and conviction.

My involvement extends to several major structures:

President of RICS

General Coordinator of Stand Up for Dignity

General Secretary of Damesara Company

Co-founder and Director General of IDENH (Integration of the Diaspora for the Emergence of a New Haiti)

Throughout my career, I have worked to build bridges between communities, promote solidarity, and give voice to the forgotten. I deeply believe that it is through collective action and respect for human rights that we will succeed in building more just and inclusive societies.

Ady Standley TIMMER

Responsible for Party Coordination in Miami

Human Geography Professor | Civic Education Expert

Born in Port-au-Prince, I am a professor of human geography and an expert in civic education. I hold a master's degree in social sciences from Nova Southeastern University (Florida) and a bachelor's degree in organizational management from Nyack College (New York). In 2012, I was honored to be named Teacher of the Year.

Committed to social innovation and entrepreneurship, I am co-founder of the Dokpam health application and vice-president of Prime Affaires Management, a structure dedicated to culture, education and civic engagement.

I am also involved as an active member of IDENH, which defends the rights and recognition of the Haitian diaspora.

I firmly believe that “building a democracy is done with educated citizens.”

Edersse STANIS

Member of the Entrepreneurs' Commission, USA Section

Artist | Entrepreneur | Committed Patriot

Singer, composer, and entrepreneur, I am driven by a deep passion for the culture, independence, and development of my home country, Haiti. Born in Saint-Marc on July 28, 1973, I left Haiti at the age of 16 to settle in Canada, then continued my musical career in Florida.

Proud of my Artibonite roots, I believe that agricultural development is the foundation of a strong nation: the independence of a people begins with their ability to feed themselves. My vision for Haiti: change driven by a new generation of leaders rooted in values, national consciousness, and a sincere desire to serve.

My artistic and community commitment aims to bring people together, raise awareness and contribute to a better future for Haiti.

Ralph MORISSEAU

Head of the Commission for Retired Haitian Soldiers of the Canadian, American and French Armed Forces

Retired military | Committed patriot

My name is Ralph Morisseau, I was born in Petite-Rivière-de-la-Tibonite and I am 50 years old.

I left Haiti at the age of 5 to settle with my family in Quebec, more precisely in Montreal, where I grew up. A professional soldier, I am now retired after more than 24 years of service.

What matters to me is the future of my country, Haiti. I want to enable the diaspora, wherever they are, to return to the country and build something lasting and positive.

I dream of a safe, stable, and prosperous Haiti, and I am willing to give my life for this land where I was born, just like my parents before me.

I dream of the day I can bring my children back to Haiti, so they can experience Haitian culture as I did. I return to my country several times a year, three times each year since 2019, driven by the deep love I feel for this land.