Pana Mia

How the work is organized

Programs

Our programs are organized around the three conditions a strong local economy needs: useful shared tools, relationships that turn into action, and culture that carries local stories.

Pillar Breakdown by Program

Three pillars. One local ecosystem.

Our programs are organized around the three conditions a strong local economy needs: useful shared tools, relationships that turn into action, and culture that carries local stories.

01

Current tech prioritizes shareholder values.

Collective Tech

We’re developing platforms that prioritize genuine connection, user data privacy, and ecological wellbeing.

Local’s Directory

Every creative, organization and small business in South Florida, searchable by name, category and neighborhood.

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Pana Social

A local social network that federates, so the community owns its own feed instead of renting one.

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02

People feel disconnected from each other and the land.

Community Building

Our programming focuses on bringing people together to build people power and develop a community’s agency to flourish.

Community Connectors

Pods across Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach running projects for their own neighborhoods. Three tiers of involvement, and everyone starts at tier one.

Building

Collaborative Events

Markets, workshops, art builds and gatherings — co-hosted with the people already doing the work.

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03

Cultural change is lasting change.

Culture Work

We support arts projects that encourage collective dreaming and shift the narrative towards celebrating interconnectedness and joy.

Pana Ink Press

Zines, pamphlets and print that explain the local movement in a form anyone can hand to anyone.

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The Newsletter

New panas, events and dispatches, written by the people they are about.

Building

Collaborative Projects

Murals, playlists, solarpunk stories — work that imagines a liberated future for South Florida out loud.

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