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Alexandra Cenatus, Director of Programs at Maryland Humanities, works to make the humanities accessible and engaging for diverse audiences. In her research, she examines Haiti’s social changes and their impact on Haitian Vodou practices, as well as other aspects of Haitian culture. Cenatus and her collaborators (Margarita Vargas-Betancourt and Ivanna Moreno) produced the Haitian American Dream Timeline in 2021, a digital humanities project aimed at highlighting Haitian immigration to the United States. Cenatus extends her research and programming skills to various communities by advocating for language access and serving as a board member of the Haitian Studies Association (HSA), WeaveTales, and the Washington State Coalition for Language Access (WASCLA).

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