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Story Summit: A Night of Gainesville’s Best Storytelling

Diversity, Healing, Personal Storytelling, Storytelling It's News! / July 5, 2018 / By Producers & Organizers SIG

Gainesville Scene, June 4, 2018 Summary There are three storytelling organizations in Gainesville which produce monthly personal storytelling events: Self Narrate, the Conch and Guts & Glory While people often assume these groups are in competition with each other, Self Narrate’s director Brandon Telg said: “We all want to see each other succeed, and we all believe in what each […]

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Ten Ways Storytellers Can Help Each Other

Applied Storytelling, Become A Storyteller, Education, National Storytelling Network, NSN Blog, Training & Mentoring / June 28, 2018 / By Danni

By Kevin Cordi Ten Ways Storytellers Can Help Each Other Create a legacy for tomorrow. People are hungry for stories. It is part of our very being. Storytelling is a form of history, of immortality too. It goes from one generation to another. ——Studs Terkel How Do Storytellers Help Novice Storytellers Learn the Craft?

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Storytelling at American Society of Clinical Oncology

Education, Healing, Medical, Personal Storytelling, Storytelling It's News! / June 8, 2018 / By Producers & Organizers SIG

Medscape, June 3, 2018 Summary The American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) had a new session at its annual meeting this year: ASCO Voices. The goal of this storytelling event, was to remind the oncologists of their deep human selves, something that the other data driven sessions wouldn’t be doing. Four stories were selected from

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The Honest Truth: Folk tales of giants, the brounies and selkies have been told since time immemorial

Education, Environmental, HSA, Stories, Storytelling It's News! / June 7, 2018 / By Producers & Organizers SIG

The Sunday Post May 29, 2018 Summary In order to keep Scots folk and fairy tales alive, Scottish Storytelling Centre director Donald Smith has published a book Wee Folk Tales In Scots, Luath Press. When asked what inspired him to write this book, Smith replied, “I have been very lucky to hear Scotland’s

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3 Core Tenets Of Leadership Storytelling

Applied Storytelling, Business, Personal Storytelling, Storytelling in Organizations, Storytelling It's News! / June 7, 2018 / By Producers & Organizers SIG

Forbes, May 29,2017 Summary It is important for individuals and organizations to synchronize these three key elements–internally and externally: what they say, what they do, and what is truly in their hearts. Esther Choy says, “I believe ‘heart’ is an expression of the leaders’ deepest motivation–the core that’s driving everything else. It flows from the company’s mission and vision

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BBC Ouch wants your stories for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival

Diversity, Healing, Personal Storytelling, Storytelling Festival Articles, Storytelling It's News! / May 23, 2018 / By Producers & Organizers SIG

BBC News May 21, 2018 Summary For the third year, BBC is asking people with disabilities to submit their personal stories for possible telling at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Those selected will work with a top comedy script producer, then perform their story at the Festival. The topic this year is “Going Out”.

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Pen in Hand: Storytelling with Luther Girado: the last male fluent speaker shares his language

Diversity, Education, Personal Storytelling, Storytelling It's News! / May 23, 2018 / By Producers & Organizers SIG

Tehachapi News May 6, 2018 Summary There are only two fluent Nuwä (Kawaiisu or Paiute) speakers left on Earth: Luther Girado and his sister Lucille Girado Hicks. the Girados are the last people who will ever be raised in an Indian household were Nuwä is the only language spoken. They grew up in Walker Basin

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Penn Medicine students to participate in first-ever citywide medical story slam

Education, Healing, Medical, Personal Storytelling, Storytelling It's News! / May 18, 2018 / By Producers & Organizers SIG

Penn Today May 7, 2018 Summary Seven medical school in Philadelphia are participating in a story slam in an effort to create open dialogue among doctors, nurses, and medical students who often struggle to express their feelings. “In the medical literature these days, there’s a lot about physicians and med students being burned out,

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We Survive by Telling Stories

Diversity, Education, Healing, Personal Storytelling, Social Justice, Storytelling It's News! / May 18, 2018 / By Producers & Organizers SIG

On Being May 14, 2018 Summary Generational storytelling is survival. It is a preservation of history and a dire act as we witness erasure in textbooks and watch our history recounted by those who tell our stories but have never lived in our skin or embodied the blood of our stories.

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Meridian-area teachers learn the power of storytelling

Diversity, Education, Personal Storytelling, Stories, Storytelling It's News! / May 16, 2018 / By Danni

The Meridian Star February 20, 2018 By Robbie Ward Summary Laughter, smiles, gestures and other connections sparked during a storytelling program Tuesday will likely result in more of the same. Much of the storytelling came from Wisconsin storyteller, author and musician Stuart Stotts, also a certified teaching artist with the John F.

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