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International Human Rights, Humanitarian & Civil Society Leader
Human Rights Leader • Certified Human Rights Consultant • Human Trafficking Prevention Training
Founder, President & Chief Executive Officer, ACSIS Corporation
Former Regional Director for Haiti, U.S. Institute of Diplomacy and Human Rights (USIDHR)
Commissioned Notary Public, State of Delaware • Commission: July 10, 2025 to July 10, 2029
Engineer Gerald Volcy is the Founder, President and Chief Executive Officer of ACSIS Corporation, Action Communautaire de Solidarité et d’Intervention Sociale. His professional profile brings together nonprofit executive leadership, human rights education, humanitarian action, civil society engagement, anti-human-trafficking prevention, child protection, domestic-violence awareness, mental-health studies, immigrant-support documentation, community development and public service in Delaware.
His international civil-society record includes a documented selection to a Steering Committee for United Nations General Assembly hearings at United Nations Headquarters in New York in 2015, participation in the 6th Assembly of Caribbean People in Curaçao, and participation in the USIDHR Youth Summit 2022 associated with his Human Rights Leader training. These engagements are presented as civil-society and professional-development activities. They do not represent United Nations employment, diplomatic status or a United Nations appointment.
His verified professional development includes credentials from the U.S. Institute of Diplomacy and Human Rights, HarvardX, Alison and the National Notary Association. He is also officially commissioned as a Notary Public for the State of Delaware for a four-year term ending July 10, 2029.
Presented in chronological order to make the public record easy to understand and verify.
Representing ACSIS, Gerald Volcy was selected through a global UN-NGLS process to serve as a Steering Committee member during United Nations General Assembly hearings for the Third International Conference on Financing for Development at UN Headquarters.
Official UN-NGLS letter available
Participation in the 6th Assembly of Caribbean People, a regional civil-society gathering focused on Caribbean integration, sovereignty, solidarity and regional cooperation.
Regional civil-society engagementParticipated in the USIDHR Youth Summit 2022 and completed the required training for Human Rights Leaders with the U.S. Institute of Diplomacy and Human Rights.
Human Rights Leader certificate availableHuman Rights Leader training and Certified Human Rights Consultant credential through USIDHR support a professional focus on human-rights education, dignity, protection, awareness and civil-society engagement.
USIDHR Human Trafficking Prevention Training documents completion of the required training for becoming a Certified Anti-trafficking Consultant, supporting prevention, awareness and responsible referral work.
Verified training in Protecting the Rights of the Child in Humanitarian Situations strengthens work related to safeguarding, child rights, prevention and humanitarian protection.
Alison training in Fundamentals of Domestic Violence and Abuse, completed with a documented score of 93, supports informed community education, awareness, prevention and referral practices.
Training in Mental Health Studies: Suicide, Violent Behavior and Substance Abuse supports awareness of mental-health risk, crisis indicators and responsible referral, without representing a clinical license.
HarvardX coursework covers American Government: Constitutional Foundations and U.S. Political Institutions: Congress, Presidency, Courts and Bureaucracy, supporting institutional literacy and public-sector understanding.
National Notary Association training in How to Prepare Immigration Forms supports administrative document preparation and organization. This credential does not represent attorney status or authorization to provide legal advice.
As Founder, President and CEO of ACSIS Corporation, Gerald Volcy provides strategic direction, governance oversight, community-program development, partnerships, resource mobilization and institutional representation.
Documented recognition for sustained volunteer service, supported by the award certificate and White House correspondence referencing 700 hours of service to the Nation.
The award certificate presented to Gerald Volcy identifies the GOLD award level and recognizes commitment to volunteer service.
Supporting White House correspondence recognizes 700 hours of service to the Nation and accompanies the volunteer-service recognition record.
This ACSIS-issued credential publicly documents Gerald Volcy as Founder, President & Chief Executive Officer of ACSIS Corporation.
Gerald Volcy
Founder, President & Chief Executive Officer
Public-facing copies are provided so partners, institutions and community members can review the supporting documentation directly.
Certificate confirming participation in the USIDHR Youth Summit 2022 and completion of required Human Rights Leader training.
Human Rights Education Training and recognition for completing required training and becoming a Certified Human Rights Consultant.
Required training for becoming a Certified Anti-trafficking Consultant.
Verified Certificate of Achievement documenting a passing grade in child-rights protection within humanitarian contexts.
HKS101A_2: Congress, Presidency, Courts, and Bureaucracy.
HKS101A_1 coursework in the constitutional foundations of American government.
Certificate of Completion documenting training in immigration form preparation.
Certificate of completion covering domestic violence, abuse patterns, effects on physical and mental health and impact on children.
Mental Health Studies: Suicide, Violent Behavior and Substance Abuse.
Public ACSIS-issued credential documenting Gerald Volcy as Founder, President & Chief Executive Officer of ACSIS Corporation.
Official commission appointing Gerald Volcy as a Notary Public for the State of Delaware for a four-year term.
Official letter confirming selection as a Steering Committee member for the April 8–9, 2015 hearings at UN Headquarters in New York.
Gerald Volcy is officially commissioned as a Notary Public for the State of Delaware. The commission certificate states that he met the qualifications in Title 29, Chapter 43 of the Delaware Code and appoints him for a four-year term.
Notarial services are separate from legal representation. A notary public does not provide legal advice unless separately authorized by law.
Gerald Volcy
Commissioned 2025–2029
Human rights, humanitarian affairs, civil society, regional cooperation, community development, public institutions and international nonprofit engagement.
Child protection, anti-trafficking prevention, domestic-violence awareness, mental-health awareness, immigrant support, education, youth development and humanitarian assistance.
Notarial services within Delaware authority, immigration-form preparation training, document organization, translation coordination and nonprofit administrative processes.
Founder-level organizational strategy, governance, partnerships, digital-platform development, public communication and institutional visibility for ACSIS Corporation.
For ACSIS institutional partnerships, humanitarian cooperation, community programs or professional inquiries, use the official ACSIS contact channels.