Stories as Justice: Storytelling to Inspire Strength, Empathy, and a Connection to Our Humanity

Stories carry history, culture, and pride. Stories are a way to heal from trauma, understand our past, and re-imagine our future. They have a phenomenal power to change world views and empower a strong sense of identity. Stories humanize and are the foundation of justice. In this session, our presenters will support participants in utilizing the tool of storytelling as a way to give power back to untold stories and the stories we want defining our families. Through personal reflection, and small and whole group conversation, participants will consider the power of their family stories and utilize them as a way to build family and cultural identity and pride. This workshop is for anyone who loves to listen to stories or tell them. It is for anyone who wants to make a meaningful impact with their words, and anyone who says they don't have anything interesting to share. We want you to leave knowing there is power in sharing your personal stories - the power to build connection, the power to inspire, and even the power to get your kids to listen.

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