As Argentine children race to collect stickers and complete their 2026 Men’s Football World Cup albums ahead of the tournament that starts in June, a local artist has decided to use the craze to pay homage to two of the most important human rights organizations in the country.

Ariel Cuadra created an album that features members of the Mothers and Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo instead of the traditional football players.

The digital album is inspired by the popular World Cup album sold by Italian publisher Panini, but with a twist aimed at raising awareness about the work of the Mothers and Grandmothers, just two months after Argentina marked the 50th anniversary of its last military coup.

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The album and stickers are available for free online in PDF format and can be downloaded here. 

They can be printed, cut out and pasted into the album as an activity for families, schools, cultural centers, and other community spaces. 

Each sticker features the full name of a Mother or Grandmother of Plaza de Mayo, along with personal details such as their date of birth and the names of their disappeared children. 

For the Grandmothers, Cuadra........

© Buenos Aires Herald