Caminos del Inka is a Fort Worth-based nonprofit dedicated to discovering, preserving, and disseminating the rich musical legacy of the Americas through performance, education, and outreach. Founded in 2010 by internationally acclaimed conductor Miguel Harth-Bedoya—Music Director Laureate of the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra—Caminos del Inka has trained over 325 conductors and served hundreds of young musicians through two flagship programs: The Conducting Institute provides aspiring conductors a rare opportunity to lead a full, 50-member symphony orchestra—hands-on training largely unavailable in university programs. With multiple annual sessions and need-based scholarships, TCI draws participants from Fort Worth, across Texas, and around the world, many of whom return to lead ensembles serving thousands of performers and audiences nationwide. Texas Institute for Orchestral Studies (OrchestraFest) offers high school musicians an immersive summer orchestral experience with no auditions or fees required. Participants receive expert coaching from Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra musicians and perform in a culminating public concert. The program has grown steadily, with nearly half of participants now coming from Fort Worth ISD. As a BIPOC-led organization, Caminos del Inka partners closely with Fort Worth ISD, the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra, Fort Worth Youth Orchestra, and other local institutions to remove barriers and ensure every young person has the chance to grow through music.