Seventy-one boys live at IPODERAC, a social enterprise in Mexico City where 16-year-old Juan Carlos transforms from a homeless youth into a leader.
Synopsis
Seventy-one boys live at IPODERAC, a social enterprise in Mexico City where 16-year-old Juan Carlos transforms from a homeless youth into a leader.
Synopsis
In Mexico City, 16-year-old Juan Carlos finds refuge at IPODERAC, a social enterprise for runaway boys. He arrives homeless after years on the streets. At IPODERAC, he learns to produce and sell artisanal cheese. Surrounded by goats and 71 peers, Juan Carlos takes on a leadership role. His experiences reflect a shift from victimhood to empowerment. Through this process, he also engages with themes of forgiveness and community support.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Juan Carlos, a homeless teen turned leader.
- Find out how artisanal cheese changes lives.
- See the community at IPODERAC in action.
Did You Know
- Juan Carlos was homeless for years before arriving at IPODERAC.
- IPODERAC houses runaway boys and supports them through cheese production.
- Juan Carlos has 71 new brothers at IPODERAC.
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What is IPODERAC?
IPODERAC is a social enterprise in Mexico City that houses runaway boys and supports them through the production and sale of artisanal cheese.
How old is Juan Carlos in the documentary?
Juan Carlos is 16 years old in the documentary.
What transformation does Juan Carlos undergo?
Juan Carlos transforms from a victim to a leader while living at IPODERAC.
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