The Onward! series published by the UCSB Center for Black Studies Research includes studies, texts, and narratives that destabilize long-standing views and misrepresentations about Haiti and its people as well as Haiti’s rapport with the international community. These volumes combine the extremely quotidian with the visionary and challenge normative notions of objectivity, reason, and voice. They offer rich testimonies and analyses that dislocate, reassemble, and aim to (re)empower. Additionally, these texts create opportunities for growth and responsible engagement: they serve as platforms to critique and educate, as new spaces to heal and restore self and community. All in all, the Onward! series is about scholarship that transforms. These books look at the relationship between power and history, engage issues of representation, and urge us to work toward new and sustainable possibilities for personal, cultural, and political regeneration in Haiti and beyond.