Location: Cape Town

Digital Hero Book Project Digital Storytelling Workshop - Workshop

1 Jan 2006 - 12:00am

Digital Hero Book Project: Young People in Sub-Saharan Africa Share Their Struggles and Successes

REPSSI’s Hero Book approach leads groups of children through a series of autobiographical storytelling and art exercises to find solutions to personal and social challenges they face. It has been used throughout sub-Saharan Africa for five years, primarily as a way of providing psychosocial care and support to children affected by HIV/AIDS, poverty, and conflict.

Event Types: Workshop
Tags: youth

Louise van Rhyn

Biography:

I am OD consultant, currently living in Cape Town, South Africa

I understand conversation to be the most important process of organisational life and believe that the only way that organisations and groups of people change is when they change the conversations and the stories that are being told in organisations

Glen Arendse

Biography:

I'm male, 44 years old, and stories, listening and telling, have always been part of my culture as a central part of the learning experience in context of oral and textual tradition. Stories for change and that can inspire, is all the more needed to bring effect to what it is to be human; and this is needed to be understood for insight to drive personal and collective change at community level and beyond. I believe participation in forums like these are critical for development practitioners and activists for social justice and participatory democracy to be effective in presenting new ideas. The story has universal appeal and significance since time immemorial. Listen...carefully...there a story on the breeze and it wants to be told...

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