The initiative has traveled to more than 31 cities, in 18 countries, across six continents —from The World Economic Forum in Davos to the pages of National Geographic — to promote dialogue that challenges how we think about skin color and ethnic identity.

As part of the TED Residency 2018, she presented her new TED talk which was published in October 2018, today, this TED talk has more than two million views. Angélica’s work transcends the museums and finds in school classrooms a great universe of work. She amplifies the educational message of Humanae through institutional collaborations around the world, such as collaborations with city councils of different cities in the Basque Country, teacher training schools in Madrid, highschools in the Czech Republic, or with UNESCO and the Government of Chile, reaching an impact of more than 50 thousand students in a week.

She is also a powerful and inspiring speaker who has lectured at organizations such as the University of Salamanca, the University of Bologna, or the UERJ - Rio de Janeiro; as well as the International Congress of Fundraising - The Resource Alliance, at National Geographic and at the World Economic Forum, as a cultural leader. This career path leads Angélica to fund the Humanae Institute, a non-profit educational platform with the objective to position diversity as a value in the educational process.

She recently directed the short horror film White Girl, and is developing a number of feature film and television projects. She also writes articles, often about the intersections of race, gender and popular culture.

She is Associate Director of the Young Vic Theatre.