Valle del Naidí, Programming New Futures, a documentary directed by the recognized director and producer Jhonny Hendrix.

70% of the Valle del Naidí are women and girls, who already represent the technological talent that the country needs.

The Valle del Naidí is a technological movement for building racial and gender equity in Colombia..

Naidí Girls is a training program in STEAM skills and empowerment for Afro-descendant and Indigenous girls and young women from Medellín, which we carry out in collaboration with the Flor Púrpura Foundation and Nodo EAFIT.

Jhonny Hendrix interviewed more than 300 people, including children, young people, parents, teachers, partners, and team members who are part of the Valle del Naidí.

In the Valle del Naidí Scholarship Fund, 12 young people from the Pacific region are studying various engineering disciplines at Universidad Autónoma de Occidente in Cali.

The documentary shows the reality of a disconnected Pacific region and how Manos Visibles transforms this reality through its Valle del Naidí program.

The Valle del Naidí programs futures of diversity, creativity, and innovation. 

This documentary travels through the territories, dreams, stories, and struggles of the people who are part of the Valle del Naidí.

The Valle del Naidí is a technological ecosystem that expands the horizon of opportunities for ethnic communities in Colombia.

The Valle del Naidí strengthens the technological and leadership skills of children and youth from the Colombian Pacific and its diaspora.

Manos Visibles envisions Valle del Naidí becoming an ecosystem of innovation, creativity, and technological talent.