An optimistic five-part blueprint to rebuild Haiti
In a captivating account, Ralf S. Rho, a son of Haiti, shares his vision of a prosperous future for his beloved country. Inspired by his parents’ examples of community-building, he has embarked on a mission of service to the motherland, which is filled with endless possibilities and opportunities that are achievable through this five-part blueprint:
Leadership
Empowerment
Accountability
Transparency
Justice
Rho takes the readers on an enthralling journey of his personal experience, which culminated in a vision too critical to contain. He views it as a moral obligation for this current generation to work together towards Haiti’s renewal—a functioning government able to exercise strength and integrity beyond the security apparatus, favoring justice and socioeconomic development.
Drawing from his years serving as an adviser to the President of Haiti, Rho introspectively affirms that the past mistakes, natural disasters, political violence, foreign oppression, and corruption that have become the drivers of Haiti’s history do not have to remain the impediment to the country’s growth.
The Weight of My Dream is a powerful call to action and a source of inspiration. It delivers the fundamental tenets to lead future generations of Haitians to follow Ralf Rho’s dream of boundless realities—a country dedicated to the mighty proposition that united, we are stronger.
Ralf S. Rho, is an unwavering optimist, public servant, and former adviser to president Jovenel Moise’s administration sharing his vision for a better Haiti. He began his career in public service in the City of Fall River and also served on the development boards of many charitable organizations throughout the City of New Bedford. Upon his return to Haiti in 2015, the call of duty placed him at the intersection of power, purpose, and politics. He has since dedicated his life to fulfilling his vision of a prosperous country among other developed nations through his thought leadership. His new book “The Weight of My Dream” outlines a straightforward approach to rebuilding Haiti calling for a stronger government, a vibrant economy, and a more equitable society befitting of a working democracy.