The Red Trunk Project is a groundbreaking cultural initiative that aims to introduce children to diverse world cultures, fostering respect for every difference—the "RED" in Red Trunk. Through a combination of cultural artifacts, mini-documentaries, and interactive lesson plans, the project allows children to connect with distant parts of the world they may never have the opportunity to visit themselves. The team of anthropologists, videographers, and photographers travels the globe to capture the day-to-day experiences of local children, collecting tangible artifacts and stories, which are then packed into Red Trunks and distributed worldwide.

Currently, the project is focusing on Oaxaca, Mexico, and Kenya, offering an immersive and educational experience for children. By promoting a deeper understanding of global cultures, the Red Trunk Project aims to create a brighter, more inclusive future for all children. The project has received praise from renowned figures, such as Nicholas Kristof of The New York Times.

Explore the world with the Red Trunk Project and be part of a global movement towards cultural understanding and harmony