A podcast from our CoP on inclusive communication
Are you a changemaker and interested to learn more about the ethics and impact of storytelling? In this podcast episode, Asma Naimi interviews Alexandra Juhasz about the original storytelling approach of the Doing Things with Stories (DTwS) project, a global initiative by Oxfam Novib, ArtEZ University of the Arts, and Radboud University.
Asma Naimi is a Writer and Social Entrepreneur. She wrote the upcoming Storytelling for Social Change Guidebook, a collaboration between Changemaker Studio and Shortway Productions. The guidebook shows how storytelling is essential to create awareness about societal challenges and to make an impact by combining insights from ancient methods, groundbreaking artists and the latest science on social movements.
Dr. Alexandra Juhasz is a distinguished Professor of Film at Brooklyn College. She makes and studies committed media practices that contribute to political change and individual and community growth. Her work as a media artist, curator, and writer is strongly linked to social justice issues. She is the author/editor of scholarly books on AIDS.
A podcast from our CoP on inclusive communication
Are you a changemaker and interested to learn more about the ethics and impact of storytelling? In this podcast episode, Asma Naimi interviews Alexandra Juhasz about the original storytelling approach of the Doing Things with Stories (DTwS) project, a global initiative by Oxfam Novib, ArtEZ University of the Arts, and Radboud University.
Asma Naimi is a Writer and Social Entrepreneur. She wrote the upcoming Storytelling for Social Change Guidebook, a collaboration between Changemaker Studio and Shortway Productions. The guidebook shows how storytelling is essential to create awareness about societal challenges and to make an impact by combining insights from ancient methods, groundbreaking artists and the latest science on social movements.
Dr. Alexandra Juhasz is a distinguished Professor of Film at Brooklyn College. She makes and studies committed media practices that contribute to political change and individual and community growth. Her work as a media artist, curator, and writer is strongly linked to social justice issues. She is the author/editor of scholarly books on AIDS.