Annual Report
CONNECTING FUTURE AND DIGITAL WELLBEING
In honor of José Antonio's vision, we decided to put the perspective of technological humanism at the center of our value proposition, giving young people a PROTAGONIST role, and not just a recipient one, betting on their talent and potential.
The José Antonio Llorente Foundation connects young people from Europe, the United States, and Latin America who seek to generate a positive and social impact, especially in the use of technology, to build a more humane world.
We work from our experience in Communication, Creativity, and Influence, and through the talent and expertise of LLYC volunteers.
We want new generations to lead their relationship with Artificial Intelligence and social networks with judgment, ethics, and emotional health. Therefore, we have committed to working on four action axes:
We want a better society. And we’re convinced that a better society can be built with communication that is honest, intelligent, effective, and innovative.
JOSÉ antonio llorente
founding partner of llyc
CRITICAL THINKING
WE CONNECT YOUTH to act against ethical challenges and misinformation in the digital environment.
We unite this talent with our experience in strategic communication so that they are the ones who lead the construction of a more democratic, informed, and free society; transforming technology into a tool for human understanding and decision-making.
MENTAL HEALTH IN CONNECTED ENVIRONMENTS
WE CONNECT YOUTH to create spaces for reflection and lead the change towards a healthy digital culture.
In the face of hyperconnectivity and overexposure, we connect young talent with LLYC experts and volunteers to promote a conscious and humane use of technology, ensuring that the digital environment is an engine for emotional wellbeing and never an obstacle to personal development.
INCLUSION ON THE WEB
WE CONNECT YOUTH to raise awareness about safety and respect on social networks.
We transform virtual environments into spaces of understanding where plurality is our greatest strength. We work so that technology is, above all, an inclusive bridge that protects the dignity of every person.
DIGITAL LITERACY
WE CONNECT YOUTH to bridge the gap of opportunities.
We drive a shared learning network, providing the technological skills necessary to lead the employment of the future. Our goal is to transform education into a social mobility tool that allows every young person to build their own path in a more humane digital economy.
29%
of LLYC employees participated as volunteers
30%
of volunteers were senior professionals
3
SIGNATURE PROJECTS
PROJECTS THAT CONNECT
FUTURE VOICES. 6th Edition
More than a thousand young people in vulnerable situations have received communication tools, soft skills, and digital abilities to face their personal and professional future with greater confidence.
1.030
youth participants
+2.7% vs. 2024
13
partner organizations
126
volunteers
+12% vs. 2023
27%
of volunteers were senior professionals
720
hours of training delivered
PARTNERS IN 12 countries
Fundación Iter, Fundació Mariano (Spain), Girl Up (Argentina), Instituto C (Brazil), Fundación Cerro Navia Joven (Chile), Fundación SIIGO (Colombia), Fundación Nuestros Jóvenes (Ecuador), Lotus House Women’s shelter, Life Remodeled (USA), Christel House (Mexico), Instituto Técnico Superior ITSbyTAC, Colegio Primario Bilingüe Santa Librada, Junta Comunal Omar Torrijos (Panama), Kantaya (Peru), Escola Secundária Daniel Sampaio (Portugal), Fundación Abriendo Camino (Dominican Rep.).
“I have learned to make videos, to use social networks well, and to navigate the internet safely.”
BRAYAN
FUTURE VOICES PARTICIPANT
“I participated almost by accident, but I soon realized how much I enjoy sharing my knowledge and at the same time learning from them.”
Valeria Villarruel
volunteer, Mexico
IE – Fundación José Antonio Llorente Scholarships
We awarded the IE-José Antonio Llorente Foundation Scholarship to two young women from Colombia and Argentina for the Master in Creative Direction, Content & Branding and Master in Digital Marketing.
The alliance with the IE Foundation allows us to contribute to the training of talented young people, full of potential to connect them with the best opportunities in their future.
2
full scholarships per year
100%
tuition coverage
Internships
Internship at LLYC
Students from the 13 countries where LLYC is present
3 MASTERS
Meetings "Transformative Conversations"
Three meetings between the social, business, and government sectors for the exchange of ideas and awareness of the reality lived by adolescents in Spain and the need to generate healthy digital environments for youth.
We collaborated with organizations such as UNICEF, Plan International, Cyber-Guardians, Anar Foundation, and Fernando Pombo Foundation, who shared their best practices and experience. Furthermore, young people participated in the conversation as protagonists on the panel.
“In the last two decades, mental health illnesses in young people have increased by 300%. Therefore, addressing the relationship of youth with technology, and even more so in this AI era that is advancing at a breakneck speed, is an inescapable priority.”
Irene Rodríguez
President of the José Antonio Llorente Foundation
Supervolunteers
Florencia Cañellas
Paz Mangiarotti
Itamar Assis
Francisco Aylwin
Catalina Rodríguez
Felipe Pérez
Juan Eduardo Hernández
Lucía Mariño
Lucía Morollón
Rafael García
Luisette Gudiño
Joe Di Benedetto
Pablo Isasa
Ricardo Ávalos
Karen Navarro
Francisco Yearwood
María Mercedes Ocaña
Francesca Oré
Ariana Asalde
Manuel Carvalho
Juan Cohen
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Previous years' reports
| Date | Title | Downloads |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 | Annual report 2024 | Scroll-ENG.pdf |
| 2023 | Annual report 2023 | Memoria-Anual-2023_EN-3.pdf |
| 2022 | Annual report 2022 | MEMORIA_ANUAL_2022_Fundacion_LLYC-1.pdf |
| 2021 | Annual report 2021 | MEMORIA-ANUAL-2021-2.pdf |
| 2020 | Annual report 2020 | MEMORIA-ANUAL-2020-1.pdf |
| 2019 | Annual report 2019 | MEMORIA-ANUAL-2019-1.pdf |
| 2018 | Annual report 2018 | MEMORIA-ANUAL-2018-2.pdf |
| 2017 | Annual report 2017 | MEMORIA-ANUAL-2017-1.pdf |