At Dicapta, we proudly announce that our founder and leader, Dr. María Victoria Díaz, was nominated for the Mi Univisionario award.

After the fall of Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe’s leader from 1987 to 2017, the military ensured the population that they will have free elections for their next leader. It is against this background of a newborn democracy that Camilla Nielson’s  “President” takes place.  

What does it mean to dedicate your life to someone else? This is the theme behind the movie "He's my brother" that will release Monday on PBS as part of POV's award-winning documentary series.  

Verizon is facing a $100.000 fine from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for allegedly violating its obligations to provide information about the accessibility of one of its services.  

In the coming weeks, Canal 22 Internacional will premiere several programs that will highlight the works and lives of various outstanding women artists.  

Johns Hopkins University and Dicapta collaborated successfully this semester on providing a blind student with access to several foreign films that were part of her academic curriculum.

Dicapta celebrates joining POV to provide the audio description for the fourteen films of its 35th season. 

Ricardo López, a member of our advisory committee, was consulted by the Smithsonian National Museum of American History, Washington DC in order to provide guidance for the accessibility elements and some cultural aspects of one of their most recent exhibits.

For this month, you will be able to see the documentaries "Los Guadalupes, una sociedad secreta en la independencia" and "Jacobo Zabludovksy, un hombre tras la noticia”.