Our projects

Community Empowerment Workshops (TEC) strengthen the capacities of local leaders through technical training in social management and strategic planning. This process aims to equip organized communities with leadership and self-management tools to promote their own territorial development autonomously.

The Museum to the People strategy democratizes access to culture by bringing educational tools and exhibits from the Gold Museum to geographically distant communities. Through this mobile educational approach, it promotes the preservation of ancestral memory and the strengthening of cultural identity within the region.

The MIKUCHINA Project is a regional initiative dedicated to ensuring food and nutritional security for all population sectors in the Caribbean. Its approach integrates physical well-being and public health to foster resilience and nutritional stability in the communities it serves.

The MIIC (Integrated Community Intervention Model) initiative is a mobile intervention program designed to transform vulnerable urban contexts by strengthening environmental, cultural, and psycho-emotional well-being. This model integrates ecological education processes with the recovery of collective memory, promoting sustainable social cohesion that empowers the community to care for its territory and social bonds.