The social programs we deliver are empowered by the by annual visits we host with ethical tourism for visitors during the most relevant celebrations of their region and upon request. The video highlights the adventures of a group of digital nomads across North America who care about authenticity, adventure and respect for the places they visit. We make sure you get connected with the people you want to meet in a unique visit. All visitors are ask to fill out an letter of no plagiarism, credit given ( place of origin, name of artist and specialty) to the local communities for any content develop as a form inclusion and respect to their intellectual property and ancestry.

Pedro Mendoza Multimedia artist from San Martín Tilcajete, his work has been exhibit in Europe, Colombia, USA and across México. Pedro's ability to work with various mediums from ceramic, wood, culturally relevant large paper format, design, innovation and his candid nature make him a fun person to collaborate with. 30 people depend on the income of his shop, he is accepting collaborations and medium volume work.

Julio Robles of Santo Domingo Tomaltepec specializes in leather work. Currently his leather bags are being sold in Las Vegas,NV by Manos de mi Gente and online. Great person to work with innovative designs, his work is exquisite and high quality. Pedros values quality across the board, his family is important to him and he enjoys delivering nothing but the best quality, he is best suited for prototyping and low volume/high quality work.

Shun Gomez is a member of the Tzotzil community and a avid advocate for his communities. Leading various topics such as: craft development, human rights, gender equality, business development and fair and solidarity trade and as an interpreter and translator of the Tzotzil language. His work with supports the well being of over 160 families. The anthropological textiles he works are bespoke, private textile tours welcome as well as medium size orders for Honey and coffee. Organic Coffee and Honey need distribution on the months of Dec-January. Shun is focusing on Socially responsible and solidarity tourism, we plan to support his vision!

Alejandro Tuxpan is a graduate of UMAD, he lead LEVI STRATUSS & CO, MEXICO design department. His residency provided mentorship of innovation and design of new product to "Corazón de Lana"in Teotitlan del Valle. His creative nature makes him much fun to collaborate, his sweet heart makes friends everywhere he goes. Now he is teaching the young minds in Puebla.

Carolina Aguilar is an native Oaxaca architect who wanted to give back to her community when she saw others volunteer in her state, her profession aligned with her values and the needs of the local business and she become involved in the summer programs where she design the blueprints of their future "workshop/showroom"adjacent to their home.

Enya is a graduate of "Tecnológico de Monterrey" from Guadalajara, México. She participated in a creative residency where she contribute as project manager, graphic design and creative director of the photo sessions of the catalog of "Corazon de Lana"a shop in Teotitlan del Valle.

Olivia Vela is a well know professional photographer living in Guanajuato who's exhibits expand to Europe, CDMX and Guanajuato to mention a few.She visited us for a summer residency program where her great eye for detail contribute to the creation of marketing materials for "Corazon de Lana" a independent shop in Teotitlan del Valle. She is currently living in Guanajuato and continues to develop work for future exhibits. Her work has a strong send of women empowerment, tremendous eye to detail and beauty in unexpected places. She is open to commission work.