el mundo es mi casa / the world is my home

El mundo es mi casa (“the world is my home”), aims to approach the lives of migrant children from Central America through games and narrative dynamics that helps them reflect on their position inside of a society that treats them as criminals and build an alternative approach to this situation in which they gain agency to change their role in the story. I also intend to represent the impact of those who have closeness and collaborate as companions along their path, such as volunteers who work in shelters in Mexico.