Ethical storytelling workshop
Amplifying Voices through Ethical Storytelling Practices
Training / Workshop
Storytelling and story collection are critical tools for any social change work. The principles and processes for how to collect and utilize stories of impacted communities should be rooted in ethical frameworks to avoid reinforcing harmful power dynamics. Storytelling that lifts up individuals’ humanity, instead of exploiting or appropriating their voices, is the focus of this session. Exploring different approaches for audio-, video- and text-based stories, this session will discuss how to integrate thoughtful and ethical storytelling practices into your campaigns and will share practical and best practices for doing this important work.
Hosts: Tanya Paperny, Fariha Tayyab, Michelle Kweder, Frederic Adou
Live Panel recording
Literary Cleveland
How Storytelling Can Lead to Social Change
Using personal narratives as a catalyst for collective social impact, Asian American creatives and change-makers from OPAWL - Building AAPI Feminist Leadership and OBG - OtherBrownGirl.com will share innovative, disruptive, movement building projects that re-write and challenge the dominant cultural narratives that shape our world.
Community centered oral history project
This is part I of II of a peak. History project I. Savannah, GA
For those client, I captured historical narratives from co-founders and pioneers of the lhistoric congregation
Feature workshop with Making Midwest Conference
Making Midwest
Conference Session
My session titled ‘Art and Social Justice: Creating Ripples in Murky Waters’at Making Midwest Fest.