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Capturing Community Memory with Oral History and New Media
Relying on Ourselves, The Spirit of Rural Community Development by Nelda K. Pearson: a section on the role of storytelling in community development in rural Appalachia
Scott Russell Sanders, One Human Art
Barbara Ganley, Re-weaving the Community, Creating the Future (Draft .doc)
Resources from Orton: Why Storytelling and Storytelling Planning
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WORKSHOP
Agenda
Introducing Ourselves & Our Communities
8:30 Introductory Story Exercise
9:00 Why story? The Storytelling Context
Defining Story and Storytelling
What Stories Do for Us
After the Storytelling...
Grounding Our Storytelling in the Real
10:00 Deep Community Exercise
10:45 Break
11:00 First Steps: Planning the Project
12:30 Lunch with Nancy White's Workshop
1:30 Story Circles
2:30 Story Interviews
3:30 Break
3:45 The Visual: Storytelling Events & Installations
4:30 Assessing the Storytelling Project
5:00 Closing Exercise, Last Thoughts
STORY TYPES BY MEDIA
Text-based Story
Audio Story
Visual & Multimedia Story
RESOURCES
Background Reading & Storytelling Resources
Storytelling Waves
Why Story, Why Here? Worksheet
Drawing in Pairs Exercise
Story Tree Exercise
Matching Process to Goals, Story Gathering & Assessment of Project Worksheets
Envision Victor's Story Gathering WorksheetsEnvision Victor Story Gathering Sheets.xls
Interview Permission Sheets
Harvesting Values Worksheet Harvesting Values with Interviewee.doc
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