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NSN is excited to announce that the call for presentations for the 2018 National Storytelling Summit is now open!

The theme for the 2018 National Storytelling Summit is...

Communities, Conflicts, and Transformational Stories

You know what storytelling has been...now imagine what storytelling can be!

Similar to many Indigenous groups worldwide, the James Bay Cree of northern Québec have a unexpectedly high rate of diabetes. Their method of their solution was taken from their culture: A Talking Circle in print.

Cree health representatives choose people with diabetes whose stories they thought important. Then they hired a writer to present those stories in a print format.

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January 21 (Southeast) - Top Dog

January 23 (Western) - Story Story Night

January 24 (Southeast) - Explore the Landscapes of Story & Telling in 6 Sessions by Connie Regan-Blake

January 24 (Southeast) - Story Slam: Get It Over With!

January 24 (North Central) - Life of Yes Storytelling Class

January 26 (North Central) - Sharing Hoosier History Through Stories: Civil War Letters from David Beem to His Wife Told by D. Paul Thomas

January 26 (Mid-Atlantic) - RISK! Live at Caveat in NYC!

January 27 (Pacific) - Auburn Winter Storytelling Festival

January 27 (South Central) - Mid-Continent Public Library's The Story Center Speaker Series: Terry Brooks

January 29 (Pacific) - Walk A Mile Storytelling by marginalized people by Team Spirit