The Women in Audiovisual Pernambuco (MAPE) movement was founded in June 2016, a year marked by numerous political and social conflicts and setbacks. Understanding audiovisual media as a field and instrument of struggle, we position ourselves as allies in the pursuit of equal rights and equitable relations not only within the audiovisual sector but also within society as a whole. We consider our actions and political guidelines based on the intersectionality of gender, sexuality, race, and class, and have prioritized the following areas of action: theoretical, political, and technical training; collective film production; dissemination of works by women; advocacy for affirmative action policies; and denunciation of prejudiced behavior and behavior involving physical or symbolic violence. MAPE’s mission is to build bridges between diverse women, forming a network of affection and sharing of lives and knowledge that are part of the struggle for a more just society for all.