Check out GJLP’s Storytelling Workshop and learn about how you can share your story as a trans/GNC youth safely. Explore to tell your story with our Taking Care of Yourself Checklist, Risks and Benefits Chart, step-by-step instructions for crafting your story, and our Embrace and Replace Language Terminology for Change. Click here to visit the …
Storytelling Guide: Although this is a guide for storytelling in regard to substance abuse and mental health services, the advice and practical components can be tailored for GJLP storytelling. This resource is a great interactive guide for digital storytelling with specific timelines and activities you can use!
A Changemaker’s Eight-Step Guide to Storytelling: This resource is a step-by-step guide to storytelling and includes ways to engage heads, hearts and hands to drive change. If you are having a difficult time getting started, check out this resource and the many examples that it includes!
Project Blueprint: It’s important to begin any storytelling project with intention. Before you start making things, you should have a clear sense of who you’re trying to reach, what you’re trying to say, and the scope of your project on all platforms. This project blueprint is designed to help. Fill it out at the beginning …
Acing A Media Interview If you share your story as part of a storytelling campaign, there will likely be opportunities to talk to the media. If you accept these opportunities, there are several things to consider, including preparation for interviews, understanding the good and bad consequences of talking to reporters, making time to do interviews, …
