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Stories
with corazón,
Strategy
with purpose.
We are a strategic communications boutique breaking stereotypes by centering culture at the core of every story and engaging meaningfully with today’s multicultural America.
Capabilities
Our approach is designed to work alongside philanthropies, brands, and NGOs.
OmniInsights
Discover how multicultural communities perceive your message, uncovering patterns, beliefs, and nuances that shape perception, meaning, and response.
OmniStrategies
Build strategic communications and PR roadmaps grounded in cultural insight, guiding campaign direction, media outreach, partnerships, and public engagement.
OmniNarrative
Narrate culturally relevant stories across earned, owned, and shared channels, bringing strategy to life in ways that build trust, earn visibility, and move communities to act.
Founder
Founder-led. No middle layers. Direct collaboration.
Jenny
Medina
Morris
Founder & Cultural Strategist
With deep roots in Latin America and over two decades of international experience, Jenny works with organizations across the U.S. to craft inclusive communication strategies that combine global perspective with local authenticity.
She began her career as a political and investigative journalist in her native Lima, Peru, covering the final years of Alberto Fujimori’s dictatorship, an experience that shaped her belief in communication as a force for positive change.
She later brought that foundation into the agency world, crafting consumer copy for Fortune 500 brands including Procter & Gamble and Johnson & Johnson. She went on to lead a statewide PR campaign that doubled Connecticut’s Hispanic voter registration goals, and to oversee reputation and public engagement for institutions such as the Hospital of Central Connecticut, the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving, MassHousing, and Northeast Utilities (now Eversource).
Recent highlights include front page coverage and triple-digit earned media ROI for the International Festival of Arts & Ideas, featuring global artists including Angélique Kidjo, Jon Secada, Samara Joy, and DakhaBrakha.
A journalist at heart, she has long been driven by storytelling. She produced a documentary on Machu Picchu for Yale University and previously supported cultural film initiatives, including the New England Festival of Latin American and Iberian Cinema and the New Haven Documentary Film Festival.
Jenny holds a B.A. in Communications with a concentration in Journalism from Universidad San Martín de Porres in Peru.
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Projects
We lead work that leaves a lasting mark across communities.
 The 28th & 29th International Festival of Arts & Ideas engaged diverse audiences through strategic storytelling and earned media, with triple-digit ROI. |  The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven advanced community well-being through a public dialogue with local communities. |  International Network of Hearts raised awareness of human trafficking along the Tijuana–San Diego border, supporting vulnerable communities affected by the pandemic. |  Council on Latin American & Iberian Studies at Yale University amplified public awareness of Yale anthropologists’ research on Inca artifacts through a grant-funded documentary. |
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 Cornell Scott Hill Health Center developed culturally sensitive messaging to expand mental health access for communities facing language barriers. |  Connecticut Secretary of the State expanded civic participation through a statewide initiative that mobilized more than 22,000 new Hispanic voters, exceeding the original target by over 100%. (Led by Jenny as part of a previous agency team.) |  Many organizations have trusted Jenny as a bilingual cultural spokesperson, building public trust and preventing miscommunication |