Stories that move empathy into action

More than 600,000 Venezuelans documented the truth of an election with their phones. The case earned four Cannes Lions 2026 awards: Grand Prix For Good, Titanium, Gold in PR, and Gold in Creative Data.

A two-year documentary podcast following Miranda, a former child recruited by organized crime, as he rebuilds his life after prison. Co-produced with Reinserta, it exposes Mexico’s hidden crisis: the recruitment of minors by cartels.

Short film released through Penitencia, Saskia Niño de Rivera’s podcast, denouncing the recruitment of children by organized crime. All proceeds were donated to Reinserta’s programs for reintegration.

Portrays the resilience of Venezuelans forced into exile, the world’s largest migration crisis in a non-war country. Premiered at Sheffield DocFest 2025.

A movement for freedom of expression, giving voice to Venezuelans silenced by Nicolás Maduro’s regime. Reactivated in 2024 to amplify testimonies of torture and repression after the fraudulent elections.

An intervention that hacked Vienna’s Weltmuseum audio guides to include the voice of activist Xokonoschtlet Gómora beside the Moctezuma Headdress. The action triggered an international debate and a forthcoming feature documentary.

Follows Venezuelan election witnesses and activists persecuted after 2024. A yearlong chronicle of civic resistance and human rights violations.

Follows a Venezuelan migrant deported by Trump to El Salvador’s megaprison, exploring how three authoritarian leaders turned him — and 250 others — into political pawns.

Award-winning short film based on the true story of Fundación ILAS’s founder, who fights against child sexual abuse. Premiered in Mexico; Cannes Lions 2025 winner.

A collective audio piece where more than 20 Latin American voice actors gave voice to migrant women survivors of domestic violence.

Collaboration with a Chilean NGO that helps reunite mothers and children separated by the dictatorship. Includes storytelling workshops to preserve family memories.