Public Program
Ibero-American Film Festival Miami
A public cultural program that showcases Ibero-American cinema and creates space for audiences, filmmakers, and communities to connect through screenings and dialogue.
Explore ProgramIbero-American Film, Arts & Festival Inc.
A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to cultural access, education, and the promotion of Ibero-American storytelling in the United States.
The Mission
A nonprofit using culture to create connection
IBAFAF creates opportunities for audiences, students, filmmakers, and communities to engage with Ibero-American cinema and storytelling through public programs, educational initiatives, and inclusive cultural experiences.
The organization exists to expand cultural access, encourage dialogue, and strengthen cross-cultural understanding in the United States.
Programs Built For Public Benefit
The festival is one part of a broader nonprofit mission that includes education, access, and community-centered cultural programming.
Education Program
IAFFM LAB
An educational initiative supporting emerging filmmakers through learning, mentorship, and creative development opportunities.
Explore ProgramCommunity Access
Accessibility & Access
Community-centered initiatives that reduce barriers to participation and make cultural programming more inclusive and welcoming.
Explore ProgramCommunity Impact
IBAFAF advances public cultural life by creating more ways for audiences, students, and filmmakers to participate in Ibero-American storytelling.
Thousands annually
Reached through screenings, public programs, and cultural engagement.
Education in practice
Learning pathways for emerging filmmakers and creative participants.
Access by design
Inclusive programming shaped around public benefit and participation.
How We Serve
Education, access, and cultural exchange guide every program.
Audiences
IBAFAF expands access to Ibero-American stories through screenings and public programs that welcome broad community participation.
Students & Filmmakers
Educational initiatives help participants strengthen skills, confidence, and cultural understanding through learning-centered programming.
Underserved Communities
Inclusive access efforts work to reduce barriers and create more equitable entry points into arts and cultural life.
Cross-Cultural Exchange
Every program contributes to dialogue, visibility, and deeper public understanding across communities and traditions.
Culture As Public Good
"Culture is a public good. By increasing access to Ibero-American storytelling, IBAFAF helps communities discover new perspectives, foster empathy, and preserve the richness of shared cultural heritage."
Mission-first programming for participation.
Get Involved
Support the mission as a donor, volunteer, partner, or subscriber.