Music to Strengthen Endangered Languages

We facilitate workshops that promote the creative use of endangered languages through music and art. These languages are predominantly spoken by minorities who have faced systemic oppression. As such, our work emphasizes amplifying their voices, celebrating their creative resistance, and preserving their ancestral memory and cultural heritage. By integrating folk music, hip-hop, and sound art, among other forms, we create participatory multimedia content that engages and inspires.

Pan-American Activism

We facilitated a long-distance collaboration between three women activists, from different places throughout South America, who sing about their environmental activism in their native languages.

Music, Resilience, and Resistance

This music video is part of our work with the Embera community, which is in a situation of forced displacement in Bogota, Colombia. The song fuses fragments of three stories that are part of their cultural construction.

Global Problems, Critical Perspectives

We amplify the creative resistance of communities that have preserved their heritage, and identity. This hip-hop song in Palenquero and Spanish fuses traditional Afro-Caribbean rhythms with critical reflections on pressing global issues.