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STORYCENTER Blog

We are pleased to present posts by StoryCenter staff, storytellers, colleagues from partnering organizations, and thought leaders in Storywork and related fields.

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Sexual Assault Awareness Month: "Listening . . . And Telling," a story by Elizabeth Ross

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In 2005 I was part of a group who produced stories about the impact of child sexual assault through StoryCenter’s Silence Speaks Initiative. Initially after viewing the stories at the end of the workshop, I felt curiosity and surprise at the immediacy of impact: I felt proud, visible, and necessary – quite different from how I had walked into the Berkeley lab feeling on the first day. What has become clear was that this process of internal re-structuring has continued to this day. Making Listening and Telling was the beginning.

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categories Voices from Around the Table
tags sexual assault awareness month, sexual assault, endVAW, violence against women, speak out against rape, families, activism, Elizabeth Ross

Writing Women into History – by Kayann Short

StoryCenter Admin

“Where are the women?” is the question behind Women’s History Month each March. The absence of women from much of recorded history and scholarship has left gaps that undermine women’s progress toward equality. While the conditions under which women’s history has been lost, erased, and suppressed may be familiar—prejudice of all sorts; sexual violence; second class status; lack of time and resources—such conditions continue to impact the inclusion of women in private and public discourse today.

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categories Voices from Around the Table
tags women, history, women's history, women's rights, gender, gender equality, kayann short, storytelling, story, digital storytelling, colorado, legacy, Emily Dickinson, i-in-relation, storyteller, mothers, families, grandmothers, great-grandmothers, female, ancestors, ancestry, feminist activism, feminism, The Dinner Party, Right into History, Activist Archive, service learning