Grupo Chaski is a non-profit civil association that specializes in audiovisual communication. Their mission is to strengthen identity, social values, and culture through the production, dissemination, and training of audiovisual content. Comprised of a collective of filmmakers, audiovisual communicators, and cultural managers, Grupo Chaski is dedicated to promoting cinema as a tool for cultural and educational development in Peru and the region. They tackle various social issues through their films, seeking to bring visibility, reflection, and criticism to these topics.

The organization also oversees a network of 32 micro-cinemas across Peru, managed by 230 young individuals from different regions. These micro-cinemas are sustainable cultural enterprises that aim to make the world more inclusive and humane by focusing on production, dissemination, and audience development. Grupo Chaski welcomes volunteers who share their commitment to cultural development and social change, harnessing their energy and using audiovisual media as a means to effect positive transformations. Additionally, they rely on donations from companies, civil organizations, and individuals to further their mission and support the micro-cinemas.

If you wish to contribute to their work or stay updated with their latest news and projects, visit their website and get in touch with Grupo Chaski.