Webinars

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A promotional graphic with the title 'Ask a Storyteller' in large white letters at the top. The background is divided into a coral section on the left and a white section on the right. Three black-and-white portraits of diverse individuals are centered below the title, each with a name label: Iván Ramirez, Abari Charles, and Lish Olson. The coral section includes a logo with a floral design and the text 'Storytellers for Change.' The white section contains a circular logo with the letters 'AS' and the text 'Ambassador Stories' beneath it.

Three Principles for Asset-Based Storytelling

How can we embed an asset-based framework in our storytelling practice, processes, and projects?

Storytellers for Change founder Luis Ortega shares three principles he has adapted from organizational development and education to build asset-based storytelling frameworks. We’ll also discuss the importance of asset-based storytelling and why we need this framework in our storyteller toolbox, specifically when seeking to practice equity-centered storytelling.

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The Relationship Between Storytelling & Health-Equity

This video showcases a conversation hosted by the Promising Health Practices for Health Equity podcast, hosted by the Interdisciplinary Research Leaders Program. In this short video, Luis discusses why we need to counter narratives rooted in a hierarchy of human value as much as we need to craft new stories that can move us toward new possibilities, healing, care, and justice. See the full conversation with Luis here: Season 1, Episode 2 | Storytelling for Health Equity. 

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Ask a Storyteller: Testimonies & Narratives from the Storytelling for Changemakers Cohort

This webinar features interviews and stories from three members of our Storytelling for Changemakers 2022 Cohort: Lish Olson (she/they), Abari Charles (she/her), and Iván Ramirez (he/him).

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