Language: English

FRONT LINE

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Storyteller: Gregory Pickrell

A story of family loss and enduring love.

Keeping Score

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Storyteller: Shannon P. Hatch

A story about learning to be healthy (at whatever weight is best for me) so that I can live a long life and go to as many baseball games as possible. 

Path of Service

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Storyteller: Karen Figueroa

Case management and advocacy does make a difference in the quality of life breast cancer patients.  This story brings a bittersweet message about the heartache and difficulties faced by my mom, and the impact it had in our family, as well as highlighting the abysmal difference in health care/case management coverage across the US.

Take A Walk in My Shoes

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Storyteller: Jamaine Del-Rosario

This story, by "Smokey," is a true story written for a class project, that he turned into a digital story as part of his work at the Camfield Technology Center this summer. It uses spoken word and repetition of the phrase "take a walk in my shoes," to emphasis his feelings of disappointment of having to move to a one bedroom apartment in the projects with his family of seven. It happened because his mom got into trouble with the law and they lost everything.

Topics: Youth | Housing
Organization: Camfield Estates
Language: English

Garden Roots

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Storyteller: Jennifer Wolff
Topics: Identity | Family
Language: English

Storytelling in the Digital Age: A Brown University online pre-college course - Curriculum

Think of the stories that most captured your attention over the past year. What made them so engaging? Often the most successful narratives combine text, video, music, sound, and images to tell a story and make a lasting impression. From today's most compelling documentary films to political messaging to reporting by citizen journalists, storytelling is evolving in this digital age. This course will give you the chance to get creative and practice the art of self-expression using much more than just a pen and paper.

Language: English

Pig Ear Memoir

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Storyteller: Meng Yu

Meng Yu narrates their immigration story through food and how they found their way to FEEST, a food justice program in Delridge, WA, and finally to a deeper understanding of their culture and the food we eat.

Find out more about FEEST! feestseattle.wordpress.com

My Heart

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Storyteller: Lisa Dawson

Healthy young woman suddenly becomes a heart patient.

Topics: Health
Language: English

Marriage is So Gay!

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Storyteller: Sonja Vivienne

My daughter's take on gay marriage and religious fundamentalism... and the homophobia that lives and breathes as a result of too many of us doing nothing. Read about the context at my blog on www.rainbowfamilytree.com...

Empty Lens

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Storyteller: Erin Phipps

This video describes a part of my story as a woman with a disablity. Please share your story with me at emptylens@gmail.com

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