Complimenting her work in Chicago, Montgomery worked in Bogota, Colombia on cross-cultural Economic Development projects at the Fundacion Social in conjunction with Pontifical Xavierian University. She produced documentaries for university-run Cenpro Television. One film featured the story of Padre Campoamor, a Spanish Jesuit priest who arrived in Bogota in 1911 and started schools for orphaned children. His orphans became teachers, accountants, and leaders in Bogota's Circulo de Obreros. Following that film, she documented the survivors of one Colombia’s volcanic explosion that wiped out the mountain city of Armero.