Archive for the ‘storytelling’ Category

Thanks to the efforts of the indefagitable Daniel Weinshenker, the Mile High Stories project is going to be starting up again this next month. Daniel, who works with the Center for Digital Storytelling, has hooked us up with the Colorado Historical Society. The CHS is doing an exhibition later in 2007 on the history [...]

I saw this on the worldchanging blog today:
www.worldchanging.com/archives/005521.html
According to their website at storybases.org, the purpose of the organization is as follows:

To nurture the oral heritage of minority cultures in a digital world by combining:
• A trustworthy participatory process that engages and empowers the youth, dispersed communities and displaced members of minority cultures to embrace [...]

Two years ago I worked with the American Friends Service Committee to create a three minute movie honoring the dead in Iraq, both American and Iraqi. It’s part of their “Eyes Wide Open” project, where they display a pair of boots for each American serviceperson killed in the war.
I’m very proud of the movie; [...]


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Hugh Graham Creative provides design strategy, research, and storytelling for corporations, non-profits, and community organizations.

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