A Mission Shaped by Haiti’s Reality
When ground reality changes, strategy must adapt. Here is why StimPack evolved from anti-trafficking to economic policy, security support, and negotiation science.
The Evolution of Our Work
StimPack began as an organization on a mission to stop child exploitation in Haiti.
When we realized that poverty is the primary driver of child trafficking, we pivoted to fighting poverty.
When we realized that economic development was the best way to fight poverty, we pivoted to advocating for economic development policy initiatives.
When security issues stood in the way of that work, we pivoted to advocating for security support.
Haiti is a dynamic place. StimPack is committed to conducting research, providing thought leadership as well as direct intervention, in order to contribute to the noble work of helping Haitians lift their country into prosperity.
Decision Support
Auditable peace calculation models, coalition stability analytics, and structured negotiation sequencing for international and local actors.
Primary Field Research
Truth over tropes. First-hand documentation of gang economies, territorial control, and civilian resilience to puncture conventional narratives.
Direct Interventions
Tangible civil infrastructure: rain harvesting cisterns and hand-cleared roads in vulnerable border communities like Boucan Ferdinand.