Public Narrative: Story of Self, Us, & Now

Learn to deliver the Public Narrative workshop and inspire a sense of shared purpose through the story of self, story of us, and story of now.

WHEN

Wednesday, August 17, 2022

Starting At: 8:30 AM

8 hours with 30 minute lunch

CONTACT

Chuck Seaca

cseaca@akhf.org  •  (907)-770-8410

August 17th (Tuesday) |  8:30 am - 5:00 pm | Application Due July 17th
The Nave, Anchorage

Learn to guide others in the art of Public Narrative!

Public Narrative is a leadership framework and method that enables you to identify the sources of your calling and share them through story in a way that motivates others to join you in the pursuit of a shared purpose. It was developed by Marshall Ganz out of his experience as Cezar Chavez’ Director of Organizing and then as the architect of Obama’s organizing strategy in ‘08. Public Narrative is made up of three parts: a Story of Self, a Story of Us, and a Story of Now. This workshop will be run by Teaching Fellows who work with Professor Ganz at Harvard University. It is a nonpartisan opportunity for those working to better communities in Alaska.

Space is limited. Applicants will be selected to encourage the widest geographic diversity possible. Facilitation experience is a bonus, but not required.

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All workshop costs are generously covered by our project sponsors: The Alliance, Recover, and the Alaska Community Foundation.

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