u/kazicaze

Asking genuinely.

I’ve been looking for somewhere with real conversations, actual help, and community that doesn’t turn into chaos every five minutes.

I couldn’t find one — so I started building it.

It’s called Vwazin Vwazinne.

Early days. Small group. Intentional.

A space where Haitians can do more than just argue, vent, or gossip online — somewhere people can actually share solutions, resources, advice, opportunities, and genuinely help one another.

Especially for the people struggling, trying to navigate life, or needing guidance from people who’ve already been through it.

The first people who join won’t just be members — they’ll help shape the culture of what this becomes. The founding group matters more to me than the numbers.

Curious if other Haitians have been feeling this too lately.

Vwazin Vwazinne · Kominote · Koneksyon

I’m looking for a Haitian legal expert, law professor, or scholar with deep knowledge of Haitian civil law, especially filiation and legitimation under Civil Code Articles 302–313.

Specific issue: whether a father’s acknowledgment at birth (“Décl. Père” / reconnaissance volontaire) constituted legal filiation/legitimation under Haitian law in the 1980s–1990s.

This is for a U.S. citizenship matter that may involve federal litigation, and I’m seeking someone who may be able to serve as a legal expert / expert declarant or refer me to someone who has done this kind of work.

I already have the legal memorandum and drafted declaration — I’m looking for the right expert, not general advice.

If you have a credible referral, please DM me.

Serious leads appreciated.