The SASA project is built upon the desire to create intersections and networks across territories of the Global South, recognizing in artistic practices, engaged research, and community knowledge the power to unsettle established modes of knowledge production. More than mapping certainties, SASA has always been oriented toward welcoming doubts—provoking them and moving through them together with those who inhabit the in-between spaces of creation and everyday struggle.

By bringing together people, institutions, and knowledge from different contexts, SASA has sought to create a network of connections that expands the possibilities of research, creation, and cooperation in the Global South. Its goals are directed toward building collaborative methodologies that strengthen lasting partnerships, fostering active listening to local demands, and shaping networks capable of influencing research and funding agendas in the arts and humanities. In this way, SASA aims to be a point of departure for actions committed to equity, political sensitivity, and the recognition of the forces that emerge from the margins.