About Us
Work for the integration and emancipation of young people
Our Mission
Vwam Se Zam Mwen, in its development perspective, aims to accompany Haitian youth in their quest for hope, enabling the youth themselves to count on a more certain future. After the competition finals, this project will help artists to produce their albums, find contracts to perform and stay on the music scene through Vwam Se Zam Mwen magazine, Radio Tele COD'OR and our website. Vwam Se Zam Mwen needs a well-equipped studio to continue supporting young people in the production of their albums and videos. Given that Vwam Se Zam Mwen is a youth movement that brings together young people from all walks of life, we need means of transport (an SUV or all-terrain vehicle to move our staff around, and a truck to transport our equipment when we carry out our program). This large-scale project calls on everyone who positively believes that "together we can change everything", and that an educated and supervised youth is the only way left if we really want to have a better tomorrow. We'll also be appealing to investors, shareholders and humanists to invest, to donate either in cash or in kind to enable Vwam Se Zam Mwen to meet the demands of the competition and to have the necessary means after the competition to support
Our Vision
create a new socio-cultural community and rekindle hope
Slogan: Nou bouke
COD'OR has observed that Haytian youth have been left to fend for themselves. No educational, sporting or cultural infrastructure, no means of integration or emancipation. These abandoned young people are victims of abuse, injustice and humiliation or rape of all kinds. It's as if they don't even have the right to live in their own country, and have been pushed to venture on perilous journeys abroad. Some of them have even left their skins along the way, such is the price paid by our young people who are thirsty for life. El-Vens-Star production, NOMA, COD'OR and their team have taken the initiative to organize this music competition entitled "NOU BOUKE" with the cover of "Vwam Se Zam Mwen" to enable everyone to take these young people seriously.