"More than a documentary, it is a call to action and a milestone in the history of cinema committed to social transformation.

In short, Aquí Estamos is much more than a documentary; it is a testament to the strength of activism and citizen participation in the Dominican Republic and promises to be a landmark in the history of Dominican cinema."​

"The highly anticipated documentary Aquí Estamos celebrated its premiere gala at the prestigious Hecho en RD Film Festival, organized by Caribbean Cinemas, at the iconic Fine Arts at Novo Centro. This production stands as a landmark in Dominican cinema as it addresses, for the first time, politically and socially relevant topics in the current context of Dominican social history."

"The series "Feminismo 101" aims to be an accessible and dynamic educational proposal for everyone. The series consists of six videos, each 6 minutes long, that address feminist topics, human rights, and their application in today's society. Primarily aimed at a young audience, the series is expected to reach a wide audience through social media and digital platforms, encouraging dialogue and critical thinking about women's rights and gender equality."

"Held between October and November 2024, the project addressed the challenges of female leadership in the political, social, and community spheres, offering tools to overcome prejudice and boost self-confidence. The program received over 200 applicants for a selection of 50 participants on a transformative journey of self-discovery and strengthening self-confidence."

"Alexandra Santana showcases her work these days at the Ibero-American Film Festival of Huelva, in southern Spain, where she arrived with the 'Cine Residency Program,' aimed at developing projects with Huelva as a connecting point.

One of the standout names is Minervas Producciones, an initiative created to promote female participation in the arts, especially film, led by Violeta Lockhart, Alexandra Santana, and Virginia Antares, who are behind works such as the documentary Aquí Estamos, a reference in activist cinema."

"During the event, an episode of Minervas Films' Feminismo 101 series was screened, which explored the different manifestations of misogynistic violence, as well as tools to empower young women. This was followed by an expert panel that reflected on the role of the media as a key tool in preventing gender-based violence."