Target Communities

In Quechua, Imaynallam means “How are you?” — a greeting that invites dialogue, care, and connection. We embody this spirit by collaborating directly with target communities and key demographic groups that utilize their art as a way to earn a living while continuing their fight for social justice.

Causes, Projects & Events

As part of our charitable, educational, and cultural mission for and with the community, we produce events such as art exhibitions, film screenings, talks, workshops, and other initiatives to promote dignity and social justice. For this reason, we are continuously seeking partnerships with venues and local groups to bring these projects and events to life.

Memory & Justice

We believe in initiatives that center on lived histories and the right to be remembered—surfacing testimony, context, and questions that the community already carries.

Humanitarian Solidarity

We treat culture as care in action—pairing artist spotlights and fair-sale moments with space for community voices to uphold dignity, livelihoods, and mutual support.

Building Justice through Education, Art, Creation & Culture

We use art and dialogue to help people read power, safeguard heritage, and act together—turning cultural practice into practical steps for justice.