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The importance of listening

The importance of listening

At Fundación Mapfre, it is our firm belief that only when we understand what people truly need can we create opportunities that transform lives.

We are taking part in White (and Yellow) Night

We are taking part in White (and Yellow) Night

To mark Pope Leo XIV’s visit, Madrid’s museums are offering free entry on the evening of June 6. We are getting involved in this initiative, which demonstrates, once again, our commitment to culture and bringing people together.

Let’s do more

Let’s do more

We have accomplished a lot, but we want to go even further. This manifesto defines what drives us and keeps us moving forward with greater strength and enthusiasm. And, as always, with you.

Livox: breaking the silence

Livox: breaking the silence

Livox, from Brazil and one of the finalists in the 9th edition of the Fundación Mapfre Awards for Social Innovation, gives a voice to people who are non-verbal or have severe communication difficulties.

A thousand ways to celebrate art

A thousand ways to celebrate art

On World Art Day, we are strengthening our commitment to making culture more accessible to society. Open your eyes, discover and enjoy. Come and visit Fundación Mapfre.

My Life Is Not a Fairytale

My Life Is Not a Fairytale

The book Mi vida no es un cuento (My Life Is Not a Fairytale), by Héctor Santana, invites us to step into the life of this young man from the Canary Islands and learn about his fight to achieve full inclusion for people with Down syndrome.

Inclusion in rural areas, too

Inclusion in rural areas, too

A young man with Down syndrome posing with a serene expression next to bales of hay in a rural setting, wearing a green padded vest and a plaid shirt, with a wooden building in the background.

A firm commitment to Latin American art

A firm commitment to Latin American art

The agreement signed with the Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA) in Los Angeles consolidates our commitment to Latin American art, a cultural mirror in which we recognize not only other identities but also our own.