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- Story Exchange Safety and Consent Toolkit – Narrative 4
The Safety and Consent Toolkit is a deeply intentional resource created by our lead trainers and facilitators This resource will guide you through different ways you can set up the story exchange so that it is a safe and meaningful experience to participants We know that sometimes telling stories and vulnerability can lead to difficult moments
- Informed Consent Storytelling: 8 Things to Make Sure You . . .
By Kate Marple Telling a story about your life can be an empowering experience if you are in control of what is shared and how But maintaining control of your story is often complicated when an organization is asking you to share it for fundraising, policy change, and or outreach purposes and is coming to the table with its own goals for and perspective on the story
- 5 Key Principles of Ethical Storytelling for Impactful Narratives
Principle 3: Consent and Participation in Ethical Storytelling Importance of Gaining Consent Gaining consent is a fundamental aspect of ethical storytelling Before sharing someone’s story, it’s essential to have their explicit permission This process involves explaining how the story will be used and what impact it may have
- Balancing Plot and Character: The Key to Engaging Stories
On the other hand, a narrative that focuses too heavily on character development at the expense of plot progression can lead to a story that feels aimless and meandering, struggling to hold the reader’s interest Moreover, an imbalance can disrupt the story’s coherence, making the narrative feel disjointed or fragmented
- Tackling the Issue of Consent in Fiction - LitReactor
This is not consent and should not become a point of story conflict simply because the book you’re writing is fictional Instead, give every character agency Be mindful of who’s holding the power and how they’re using it Eliminate the elements the more powerful person can use against the other and attempt to put them on a level playing
- Consent Matters for Storytellers - Ethical Storytelling
The blog and resulting photobooks serve as prime illustrations of how a journalist’s consideration for his or her participants’ wishes does not necessarily mean scrapping a story; sometimes it’s as simple as exploring more creative options, like capturing the essence of a person in writing rather than a photograph
- 5 Engaging and Effective Teaching Consent Activities for . . .
Εmbracing interactive discussions and debates on the topic of consent enables us to develop a deeper understanding of its complexities while fostering empathy towards diverse perspectives By analyzing real-life scenarios through this lens, we can actively contribute towards creating a culture prioritising informed and enthusiastic consent for
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