Welcome to OGA! You’ve Reached the Source of Action.
Here, Art meets Information, and Connection generates the impact we seek.
We are the data center and the creative canvas where Social Justice becomes an organic movement.
We draw inspiration from the strength of ancestry to weave contemporary solutions.
Our mission is to propel activism and sustainable leadership from the grassroots, demystifying complexity and celebrating collaboration.
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There is a deep human impulse to know who we are, where we come from, and who our people were. For many around the world, this journey feels sacred, a bridge connecting us to ancestors whose names and stories shaped…
Discover Asmaa Rashed, a Syrian storyteller and activist empowering refugee girls through education. Her journey from war and displacement to creating "Haya Lenakra — Let’s Read" is one of resilience and hope.
We’re honored to highlight and support the incredible work of the Instituto Etnoambiental e Multicultural Aldeia Verde (IEMAV) — an organization deeply rooted in ancestral wisdom and committed to sustainable development for Indigenous peoples across Brazil. Led by the inspiring…
As we wrap up 2025, many of us still find ourselves reflecting on a persistent and heavy shadow: the internalized pressure of hustle culture. Whether we are navigating corporate spaces or grassroots movements, we often carry harmful scripts that tell…
We often hear a phrase that sounds generous, ethical, even hopeful: “We’re all human.” At its best, this statement reflects a desire for dignity, peace, and shared belonging. Many of us were taught it as a moral anchor, a way…
A first-person account by A-yá Kukamíria, an indigenous woman from the triple border between Brazil, Colombia, and Peru — Majé, healer, midwife, blessing practitioner, herbalist, and shamanic psychoanalyst.
Meet the incredible Gema Soto, a Venezuelan refugee who fled extreme hardship to São Paulo, Brazil. After a period of struggle and hunger, Gema found inspiration and purpose through gastronomy studies, which led her to successfully found Chevere Restaurante, a business focused on serving inclusive, sustainable food.
In professional and leadership spaces, a curious and pervasive pattern often manifests among Global Majority (BIPOC) professionals: the seemingly paradoxical tendency to withdraw, self-sabotage, or step back just when granted the autonomy, trust, and opportunities they have earned. While this…
