Movimiento Maricas Bolivia is a community-based 2SLGBTQ+ organization made up of people who self-identify as Indian-Indigenous-cholas (Aymara and Quechua) as well as maricas-machorras-travas. It was founded on May 17, 2010 in the radio program "Soy Marica y Qué," which ran from 2010- 2015 and was broadcast on Radio Deseo 103.3 FM in La Paz. It later ran in El Alto as "Nación Marica" (2016-2020), broadcast by Radio Líder 97 FM.

Radio Pedro Ignacio Muiba aims to support and promote the exercise of individual and collective rights. It disseminates, informs, and raises awareness about the rights of Indigenous Peoples and campesinos to encourage the protection of their cultural, ancestral, and historical values, respecting their ways of life, knowledge, languages, and traditions.

The Collective of Communicators promotes the voices of Indigenous leaders and defenders of Pachamama, where the spirituality of Indigenous Peoples is sustained. They work with different institutions and communities to meet the current need for more media and publications that address Indigenous issues in Argentina. The Native voices that are featured express their realities and worldview in their native language. 

Community radio station Radio Fe y Alegría Paraguaipoa 92.3 FM focuses on the promotion and preservation of the ancestral culture of the Wayuu People to strengthen their cultural, national, and regional identity with intercultural practices under the approach of buen vivir (good living). The station also serves as a source of education for youth and adults who are not in school.

The objective of the community radio station Minga Stereo 91.1FM is to facilitate communication throughout the Túquerres Indigenous reserve and the four neighboring reserves of Yascual, Mallama, Guachavez, and Sande, encompassing all of the people of the Pastos. The station's daily programming strengthens the education, culture, music, identity, and recovery of the Pastos’ mother tongue while also transmitting news and events of collective interest.

The Asho'ojushi Collective creates a space of, and for, the Wayuu People to promote the memory and ancestral practices of tattooing with cactus spines and charcoal ink. Its main objective is to generate in-person gatherings and productions in different media that promote knowledge and practices for the revitalization of Wayuu tattooing. Their project will generate radio content and podcasts to serve as an oral memory of two meetings of Wayuu tattoo artists held in the territory.

Ecuanasha Indigenous Digital Television was born in 2016 as a result of losses suffered by the Indigenous communities of Uchupiamonas, Tacana, Mosetene, Tsimane, and Esse Ejja, who are part of the commonwealth of communities of the Beni, Tuichi, and Quiquivey Rivers. The main purpose of Ecuanasha Digital Indigenous Television is the defense of the rights of these communities.

The objective of the Raíces Ancestrales Indigenous Audiovisual Production Company is identity-based communication to make visible new voices of women, Indigenous youth, children, and Elders.

The Civil Society of Las Abejas de Acteal seeks to keep their communities informed and make their reality known while promoting their culture and strengthening their struggle for peace, justice, and the construction of their autonomy as Native Peoples of Mexico. They produce radio programs, videos, and graphic communication, which is disseminated through their website and social networks.

Ayllukunas (families) are the basis of Pakkiru, which has collective practices based on the principles of Sumak Kawsay (good living), Sumak allpa mama (territory), Sumak mirachina (ancestral economy), Sacha Runa Yachay (ancestral knowledge and wisdom), and Sumak Tantanakuy (self-government).