Orquestas Infantiles y Juveniles is a programme offering children in the villas of Buenos Aires an opportunity to develop through free music training with professionals. Chris Barrett reports.

Boivia has sanctioned a new environmental law designed to protect land and encourage development in harmony with Mother Earth and the concept of ‘Good Living’. Lucas Radicella reports.

Despite recent progress, the transsexual community in Argentina still faces big challenges in areas such as health, education, and employment. Celina Andreassi looks at the ongoing search for equal rights.

‘Todos Juntos’ is an NGO that has set up dental clinics in Buenos Aires’ slums. Brit Weaver talks to its founder, Fiona Ambrosi, about changing the world one tooth at a time.

Hugh Davies analyses the soy-based agricultural model that is behind the displacement and murder of peasant farmers in the north of Argentina.

Photos of puma hunting in Patagonia published on social networking sites sparked outrage around the country. Chris Barrett investigates what’s behind the indiscriminate killings.

Each week, the Indy features and promotes one project on crowdfunding website Ideame, with the aim of helping the creators finance and achieve their dreams. This week: two bicycle ‘activists’ looking to document a 2,800km mission to spread ideas on sustainability from Buenos Aires to Rio de Janeiro.

Argentina’s biometrics system, SIBIOS, came into law in 2011. Implemented with no public debate, it involves the collection of biometric data for easy identification in public spaces. Kyle Younker investigates.

Last weekend, an estimated 25,000 women descended upon the northern city of Posadas, in Misiones province, for the National Women’s Encounter.

Each week, the Indy features and promotes one project on crowdfunding website Ideame, with the aim of helping the creators finance and achieve their dreams. This week: Reciclario – bags for recycling.