Storytelling for Advocacy
Our Most-Read Posts in 2021
From book reviews to a return to the basics, here’s what our readers were reading most often on the Story+Advocacy blog.
Why We Recommend Improvisational Speaking
Somewhere between impromptu and manuscript speaking is the style of speaking that enables you to be practiced, flexible, and natural.
Coach Feature: Laurie Walker
“The workshops helped us nurture a culture of transparency and trust.”
Coach Feature: Andrés Treviño Fernandez' Path to Advocacy
“I’ve learned how to move audiences from apathy to empathy to action.”
Book Review: Stories Are What Save Us: A Survivor's Guide to Writing about Trauma
As soon as I finished David Chrisinger’s Stories Are What Save Us: A Survivor’s Guide to Writing about Trauma, I wanted to start writing.
The 5 Qualities of a Well-Told Advocacy Story
Tested, tried and true. Here’s what the most successful advocates know about sharing their stories powerfully and effectively.
Why You Need to Define Your Personal Story Practices
Your nonprofit organization has a mission and/or vision statement, right? And most likely a set of core values? What about the guiding principles for how you use personal stories for advocacy?
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