An open letter from some of Guatemala's leading indigenous women leaders to Vice President Elect Harris about cooperation and greater inclusion of indigenous women needed for Central America's progress. ...
The filmmaker's short film debut is about indigenous leader Lupita Vásquez who confronts corrupt military leaders, mobilizes resistance, and cultivates a new generation of organized and vocal Maya activists....
We're requesting, with the American Immigration Council, more info about raids on the organization No More Deaths/No Más Muertes...
Andrea Ixchíu Hernández, a protagonist in our film "500 YEARS" now turns to filmmaking to tell stories fromher Maya-K’iche’ homeland of Totonicapán, Guatemala....
Human rights defenders are once again at grave risk in Guatemala....
A conversation with the Afro-Colombian journalist and entrepreneur who celebrates and highlights cultural diversity in new languages and formats....
The well-known photojournalist makes her directorial debut documenting the tensions between medical doctors and midwives in Mexico about whose vision of childbirth should prevail. ...
To commemorate Juneteenth, we asked some of the protagonists in BORDERLAND to reflect on how the movement for immigrant rights intersects with the Black Lives Matter Movement....
Gaspar, a Maya-Ixil environmental defender in Guatemala whom we featured in 500 Years, wrote this update about what he’s experienced over the last 12 months and his ongoing case for asylum. ...
The film follows a movement of homeless people who organized to take over government housing in eight cities across three days in May, 1990....
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