Institute for Justice & Democracy in Haiti

Volunteers

Given our small office and high vol­ume of work, we depend heav­ily on vol­un­teers to help us with translations, advocacy, writing and much more. Thank you to volunteers all over the world, in all stages of their careers and education, who make time for IJDH. We are eter­nally grate­ful.

Maeliss Guillaud, Volunteer, started practicing law in Luxembourg and France in various fields after studying international law in France, South Korea, and the U.S. She also helped a charity foundation promote children’s rights in Bangladesh and Madagascar. She is now living in Boston and assisting an association in the field of sexual violence in civil society and in the incarcerated population. Maeliss is also a pro bono attorney helping permanent residents from vulnerable communities to access US citizenship. Finally, she is an active legal fellow and ally of UnitedStateless, a nonprofit organization promoting human rights for stateless individuals in the US. Maeliss has a strong interest in ethics and justice and wishes to further structural changes to prevent civil rights violations. She hopes for marginalized communities’ empowerment to claim and affirm their rights.

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Past team members from 2007 to present 

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