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
Kim reveals her struggle with letting go, illustrated by her experience working with a group of foster youth. She connects her own life and admiration for a grandmother who always took care of people with her tendency to be needed, and comes to a place of understanding about the importance of being able to watch youth move on.
Latinas y Que! will show digital stories produced during the month of May in a workshop taught by the Center for Digital Storytelling. Topics of the stories include dealng with stereotypes and racism, immigration experiences, surviving domestic abuse, convincing your friends to NOT get pregnant, parents and educational success. This is a community screening.
As part of the “Learn 2 Teach, Teach 2 Learn” (L2T, T2L) program (and sponsored by MassIMPACT), this project proposes to train high-school urban youth at the South End Technology Center to develop digital storytelling skills, create inspiring movies and explore new venues for dissemination, dialogue and reflection.