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Reinsertion Initiative
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Watch & Verify — testimony, commitments, evidence

Watch & verify

Three perspectives on our work

A colourful street in Salento, ColombiaThe story

01 · The Story

María's return: one workshop, seven jobs. Shared with consent.
A mixed team working together around a tableThe commitments

02 · The Commitments

What we undertake to do, stated on the record.
Young professionals working on laptops in KenyaThe proof

03 · The Proof

The Ledger: quarterly results, published beside our promises.

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Vendors and families at a market in MexicoTrailer1:15

Every Person Is Capital — Channel Trailer

The whole vision in 75 seconds.
A mixed team working together around a tableBriefing3:00

The Briefing — How GHCRI Works

Problem, cost math, pathway, safeguards — for busy people.
A Mexican woman working at her market stallEspañol4:30

El Camino — el programa explicado en Español

Los seis pasos, con calidez y claridad.
A cohort of trainees at a certification workshopFounder3:30

The Founder's Story

Why GHCRI exists — from the person who built it.
Hands holding cocoa beans drying before processingSeries1:00

Seeds of Return — Series Trailer

Returnees as seed capital: the plants, farms and businesses that transform their regions.
A shopkeeper in his shop in Udaipur, IndiaSeriesComing

Welcome Home — Episode 1

Home countries welcoming their returnees with resources and a warm reception.

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Media enquiries

Journalists and producers: write to info@ghcri.com or call +1 (310) 701-6852. Interviews are available in English, Spanish and French. Photography on this site: Unsplash contributors, used under the Unsplash License; AI-composited people only in campaign imagery — never real participants without consent.