Storytelling for Advocacy
Advocate Feature: Mikael Wagner, Katie Willingham and Alicia Diggs for AIDS-education
World AIDS Day reminds us that HIV has not gone away.
Advocate Feature: Mindy Woods and Brian Kulas for Homelessness Awareness
In the US, more than half a million individuals are homeless on a typical night.
Advocate Feature: Rex Butler for Overdose Prevention
In 2006, Bill Butler was preparing for surgery to relieve chronic lower-back pain when he accidentally overdosed on methadone, the opioid his doctor had prescribed.
Advocate Feature: Clutter Chronicles "Mary" for Hoarding Awareness
Shame is a powerful silencer. That’s why Mary sharing her story is so important.
Newborns Reconnect Decades Later over "Living Proof"
I love coincidences—especially those involving people moving in and out of our lives.
Advocate Feature: Ecological Farmers
“Ecological farmers tell so many wonderful, sincere stories, stories of their love of the land, the work, the food and the animals.”
What’s the 6-Word Reason at the Heart of Your Advocacy? Here's Katie's.
If someone were to ask you, “Why are you an advocate?” how would you answer them—in just six words?
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