At Jump The Line (JTL) we believe that one of the most important problems in today's society is the deterioration of the social tissue, especially in the most disadvantaged communities. 

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The population of the cities has been increasing since the industrial revolution and will continue to grow in the future. However, the agglomeration of people, combined with limited resources, is increasing the gap between those who have and those who don't. Those who don't have are being left behind, excluded, denied access to resources that those who do have can afford.

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That is why we have founded Jump The Line. To create spaces where those who do not have can be included. Spaces that belong to them and where the community can thrive. 

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With this aim we regenerate urban sports spaces using collaborative art as a tool for community participation. We work together with public and private entities, local artists and the people of the neighborhood to identify the space, transform it and maintain it in the long term. The final result is a completely renovated space, which generates a feeling of belonging and identification in the community, and which is also connected through the JTL network to the other spaces we transform.