Wesly Jeanty is a journalist, English teacher, poet, and cultural advocate whose work bridges education, creativity, and social impact. With a strong passion for language and communication, he has built a career that highlights the power of storytelling and intercultural dialogue.
As a journalist, Wesly uses his voice to shed light on issues of inclusion, equality, and justice, bringing forward stories that often remain unheard. His background in teaching English has allowed him to empower students to see language not only as a tool for learning but also as a bridge to global opportunities and understanding.
Beyond the classroom and newsroom, Wesly is a poet and slammer. His creative work captures the realities, struggles, and hopes of future generations, with a particular sensitivity to themes of love, resilience, and human connection. His slam "L'écho des enfants" reflects his commitment to speaking for those whose voices are silenced, especially children.
Wesly also volunteers as a translator and ambassador with Tarjimly, an organization dedicated to breaking language barriers for refugees and migrants. In addition, he mentors youth through Acquaint, an intercultural networking initiative that fosters global friendship and empathy.
Recognized as the valedictorian of his class, Wesly combines academic excellence with a deep sense of responsibility toward his community. His life's work is guided by a belief in love for the world, the importance of diversity, and the duty to create a more inclusive future.
Recognized as the valedictorian of his class, Wesly combines academic excellence with a deep sense of responsibility toward his community. His life's work is guided by a belief in love for the world, the importance of diversity, and the duty to create a more inclusive future.
