The New Yorker places Les Grenadiers' return inside a wider reflection on identity, diaspora and how football can pull the country close.
Writing that explains what the return meant for Haiti, the diaspora and how the country was seen during the tournament.
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FIFA
FIFA framed Haiti's return as the first men's World Cup trip since 1974 and a qualification filled with emotion.
Haitian culture beyond the matches
WLRN
WLRN uses the World Cup moment to show how interest in Haitian culture is rising beyond football.
TheGrio on the moment everyone wins
TheGrio
TheGrio places Haiti's return inside a reflection on pride, memory and what it means when Les Grenadiers reach the world stage.
Global Voices on hope and joy
Global Voices
Global Voices gathers how Les Grenadiers' return helped people see another side of Haiti during the tournament.