Nomination Time Frame Nominations for 2025 Oracle Awards opens March 1, 2025 at 9:00am Eastern Time. Deadline for submissions is March 31, 2025 at Midnight Pacific Time. Regional Award Recipients Regional Service and Leadership Awards are presented to individuals or organizations that have made a significant contribution to their local or regional storytelling community and/or […]
Laura Simms will tell a tale and use it as a touchstone for inspiring a meaningful conversation about how we are feeling at present and how we can be helpful to ourselves and others in this time of sudden potential change, even danger.Ā This will be a facilitated workshop, not necessarily a talk.Ā However, “it
Each year NSN strives to bring together storytellers from every corner of the world to participate in an annual conference with a wide variety of workshops, education sessions, performances, and networking opportunities. We want the 2025 conference to be better than ever, but we can’t do it without YOU! From attendees to sponsors to speakers
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by Mary K. Clark A mystery unfolded for me just the other day. I found I was between stories and storytellers, between two fine people who shared very different truths with me about the same event. If only each could hear the other. But they haven’t and it isn’t my place to share. Before I
Manipulation, Story and the Truth – When do we go too far? Details Ā»
NewCity Stage (Chicago, IL), August 2, 2012 Summary: For Susan OāHalloran, professional storyteller and Chicago native, storytelling and racial justice have always been intertwined. OāHalloran grew up on the South Side in a time when public consensus still considered segregation a good thing. Her worldview, though, was crucially shaped by an early involvement with the
Itās Just Stories: Online Racial Justice Storytelling Festival Connects People Globally Details Ā»
AScribe – The Public Interest News Wire (Oakland, CA), May 5, 2005 Summary: An innovative program to help high school students understand and deal effectively with racial issues through stories and storytelling, has received a second grant of $100,000 in support from the Third Millennium Foundation. The Storytelling Project, developed by Barnard College Professor Lee
Join the National Storytelling Network chair, Loren Niemi, for a discussion about the organization and questions from our membership and beyond.
Lunch Q&A with Loren Niemi, NSN Board Chair Details Ā»
by Mary K. Clark We all have them – personal stories.Ā Whether we are performing, sharing anecdotes, family stories or heartfelt remembrances, we often tell our stories as if they were absolutely the truth and nothing but the truth. And, because we feel that way ourselves, our stories are often believed. Perhaps our stories are
Memory and Stories: Truth, Tales and Understanding Details Ā»
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Tuscaloosa News (Tuscaloosa, AL) , November 14, 2013 Summary: Tin Can Tales, a new series of intimate storytelling events featuring community members including University of Alabama students, faculty members, writers and others, begins at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Bama Theatreās Greensboro Room. Each tale-teller will share experiences in first-person narrative, with each installment of
