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For Sofía Muñiz, mother of one of the participants in the workshops Tell me about your wings and Where does your family come from?, “this activity was very beautiful, full of imagination and information for the children. Here, the little ones learned a lot about human mobility in a fun way, through play.” 

Patria Migrante is a series of audio-visual testimonies in which members of the Mexican community in Illinois reflect on what it means to be a migrant.

The bronze wings sculpture has traveled to 25 cities across the world and it was brought to Chicago to celebrate the city’s status as a sanctuary for migrants and refugees

With the aim of using art to raise awareness among children, this children’s workshop was conducted in the Frank País García school in the Cuban community of Maniabon.

Wings of Mexico, the iconic Jorge Marin sculpture, was permanently installed in the Griffith Observatory in the city of Los Angeles.

The Commotion Caused by the Clattering of Bodies, first exhibited in 2017 in front of the Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico City, was unveiled in Chiapas with the incorporation of a new component: the figure of a child.

Four audio-visual capsules promote the rights of indigenous children and adolescents to learn in their own language.

This notebook, designed by the sculptor and UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador in Mexico, Jorge Marin, contains fun activities to do while staying at home to prevent the spread of Covid-19.

The creator of Wings of Mexico was named Goodwill Ambassador for UNICEF Mexico in recognition of his ongoing work in support of the rights of children and adolescents.