Our Projects

Synopsis: Embark on a compelling journey with three Mexican Transwomen as they unveil a seldom-seen world, sharing their true stories of triumph over pain and adversity to reclaim their authentic identities. These resilient TransLatinas courageously emerge from self-imposed isolation, navigating the harsh transphobic landscape of Mexico in a quest for recognition, respect, love, and fulfillment. This powerful documentary offers a unique perspective on their transformative narratives, shedding light on the resilience and strength required to overcome societal challenges.

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TransMexico Awards:

• Santa Barbara International Film Festival, Audience Choice Awards

• NY Latino Film Festival by Warner Bros, The Best Documentary Feature​

• Out on Film, Audience Choice Awards

• Chicago Women Film Institute, Best Documentary Feature

Ongoing Projects:

 

We’re working on diverse and impactful content that empowers, educates, and connects the LGBTQ+ community and its allies. Explore our core categories:

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💖 Love in Color

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A Bilingual Storytelling Series Celebrating LGBTQ+ Identity, Resilience & Joy

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Love in Color is a bilingual YouTube series that transforms social media into a space for healing, understanding, and cultural connection. Through short, emotionally rich videos subtitled in both English and Spanish, we bring visibility to the lived experiences of LGBTQ+ individuals especially trans people, immigrants, and those living with HIV.

These stories make complex issues like immigration, mental health, and queer history feel personal and shareable. Rather than preach, we invite dialogue. Our goal is to offer not only visibility, but reflection, affirmation, and community.

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🌈 What makes it special

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• Weekly episodes on YouTube & Instagram

• Fully bilingual (English/Spanish)

• Hosted by LGBTQ+ voices from across cultures

• Story-driven, emotionally powerful, and rooted in lived experience

This is for anyone who's ever felt unseen, for the queer kid in a rural town, the immigrant parent trying to understand, and anyone scrolling late at night searching for belongings
 

⚡ Queer Digital Uprising

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Media Response for LGBTQ+ and Immigrant Justice

Queer Digital Uprising is a fast-paced digital campaign designed to fight back against the wave of anti-LGBTQ+ and anti-immigrant legislation spreading across the United States. Using short-form video (60–90 seconds), we produce content that explains what’s happening, why it matters, and how our communities can protect ourselves legally, emotionally, and collectively.

This campaign is media as resistance. It’s about arming our people with truth, strategy, and power in real time on the platforms where we live: Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube.

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🚨 What makes it urgent

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• Real-time responses to discriminatory laws

• Content informed by LGBTQ+ and immigrant rights lawyers

• Hosts and producers are LGBTQ+, trans, and immigrant creatives

• Each video offers clarity, tools for action, and a call to defend our rights

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From banning gender-affirming care to rolling back asylum protections, Queer Digital Uprising turns storytelling into survival and visibility into action.

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​👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 From Fear to Love: Parents of LGBTQ+ 

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A conversation every parent needs to hear.

When a child comes out, a parent begins their own journey.
This series brings families together, through stories, questions, and love that saves lives.

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Honest Conversations. Real Families. Love saving lives.

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From Fear to Love is a heartfelt video series that creates a safe, welcoming space where parents of LGBTQ+ children share their journeys, from confusion and fear to understanding, love, and advocacy. Through honest conversations, this project seeks to bridge the emotional gap between generations, cultures, and identities one family at a time.

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Each episode features real parents who have embraced their LGBTQ+ children, sitting down with other parents who are still searching for answers. Over coffee, in a warm and familiar setting, they explore the questions many are afraid to ask:
“What if I don’t understand my child?”
“What will my family say?”
“How do I support them when I’m still learning myself?”

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With tenderness and courage, these parents speak about their struggles, their growth, and the power of unconditional love. Sometimes, LGBTQ+ youth also join to offer their perspective—showing just how much support can mean.

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🎯 Purpose

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• To educate and support parents navigating their child’s LGBTQ+ identity

• To reduce family rejection, which is a leading cause of homelessness and mental health crises among LGBTQ+ youth

• To shift fear into love, through storytelling and connection

 

Stories That Save Us

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“The power of speaking out. The strength of surviving.”

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“Stories That Save Us” is a bilingual video series that brings powerful, uplifting stories to the frontlines of HIV awareness. Through emotionally resonant storytelling and street-level interviews, this series breaks down dangerous myths and misinformation about HIV, and replaces them with truth, compassion, and empowerment.

Each episode pairs candid street interviews with the lived experiences of people living with HIV. We ask elders in communities like Calle 8 in Miami, in Queen New York, in Los Angeles, and so on.

 

Each episode pairs candid street interviews with the lived experiences of people living with HIV. We walk the streets of Calle 8 in Miami, Queens in New York, East L.A., and beyond asking everyday people:

“What do you really know about HIV?”

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We meet elders playing dominoes, working families, curious teens, and we hear it all:
🗣️ “Only gay people get HIV.”
🗣️ “You can tell just by looking at someone.”
🗣️ “It’s a death sentence.”
🗣️ “It happens to people who don’t take care of themselves.”

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These aren’t just outdated ideas. They’re dangerous lies that still shape how people are treated in clinics, in churches, in their own families. So we hold up a mirror to these myths… and then we break them.

We confront stigma with truth. We replace judgment with humanity. And through the powerful, deeply personal voices of those living with HIV, we reveal what the virus doesn’t take: dignity, joy, love, and the right to live a full life.

In each episode, we weave in HIV prevention not as a lecture but as lived truth. Through real stories and everyday language, we explore the science and humanity behind prevention strategies that save lives. We introduce PrEP through the voices of people taking it, not just as a pill, but as a path to empowerment. We break down U=U—Undetectable = Untransmittable so it’s not just a fact, but a source of freedom for those living with HIV. From navigating testing anxiety to talking openly about sex, love, and disclosure, we show that HIV prevention isn’t just medical it’s deeply personal, emotional, and liberating when people are given the knowledge, access, and compassion they deserve.

 

🎯 Core Objectives:

1. Break HIV stigma through firsthand storytelling, street interviews, and real-life narratives that humanize the HIV experience

2. Center HIV prevention as a vital part of the conversation, normalizing practices like PrEP, condom use, U=U awareness, and regular testing through accessible, community-informed stories

3. Highlight treatment advancements and prevention breakthroughs that allow people to live long, healthy, and fulfilling lives with HIV or without ever contracting it

4. Educate vulnerable communities especially immigrants, Latinos, Black communities, and elders through culturally sensitive, bilingual content that makes prevention knowledge easy to understand and act on

5. Encourage dialogue across generations and within families, churches, and social circles to dismantle shame and replace it with truth and care

6. Connect viewers to local HIV prevention programs, clinics, testing sites, and ongoing support networks that affirm dignity and empower informed choices

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