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00:30 sec | Spanish-English | Production: Santisteban Media | Director: Ernesto Santisteban | Production Assistant; Maria Elisa Vintimilla.

A Chilean woman spends the first years of her life surrounded by one of the planet’s most valuable natural resources: copper, in a mining camp. At the age of 10, she makes the decision to live at a boarding school, away from her family, without imagining that this would be the first step on a journey that would eventually take her to the other end of the Americas: the United States. The remarkable story of Fabiola White invites us to discover the value of perseverance in the face of adversity. Just as copper, present from the beginning of her life, is one of the world’s most important conductors of energy, Fabiola becomes a powerful example of exchange, cooperation, and care for others.