Nurturing student leaders one school at a time — bring us to yours
Broaden perspectives and build community. Narrative 4 is changing the world, one classroom at a time. Bring us to yours.
Launch N4 in your school — start here
You’ll be assigned a dedicated Narrative 4 Advisor to guide you through our simple, five-step process. Here’s how it works:
- Contact your regional representative
- Collaboratively build your N4 partnership plan
- Participate in a Story Exchange
- Complete Story Exchange Facilitator Training
- Lead Story Exchanges in your classroom
Get in touch with a
regional representative
Bring Narrative 4 to your school. Get started by finding the dedicated regional representative nearest you. Live outside our regional hubs? Email info@narrative4.com.
Northeast U.S.
Jen McCool
CT, PA, DE, MD, DC, and OH
Allison Lerman-Gluck
ME, MA, NJ, NY, NH, VT, and RI
Southeast U.S.
Evan Barker
AR, TN, KY, WV, VA, NC, and SC
Jahi Mackey
LA, MS, AL, TX, FL and GA
Midwest U.S.
Alex Krafft
ND, SD, MN, MI, IN, and IA
Christina Pearce
IL and WI
Narrative 4 has transformed the lives of our students and it has transformed the culture of our school. There are fewer suspensions and students graduate at high rates and they learn not only to listen and to value each other, they also learn the power of their voice and the power of their story.
Hazel Joseph-Roseboro, Principal,
University Heights High School, The Bronx, NY
The fabric of our communities gets a little more tightly woven with each story exchanged and every bond created. I think we’re all changed by the work
Amanda Waters, Ph.D., N4 Master Practitioner
of Narrative 4.
and Multicultural Specialist, Staff Psychologist, University of Connecticut
Narrative 4 leads us back to the art of listening and storytelling. It is the essence of any and every human connection. N4 needs to be an integral part of every school’s curriculum from kindergarten to 12th grade.
Taliah Nathanson, Educator, Israel
It is a life changer.
Become a certified Narrative 4 facilitator
Complete this training and start facilitating Story Exchanges in your classroom, organization, or community.
As a facilitator, you’ll be key to our Story Exchanges. You’ll lead preparation, facilitate exchanges, and guide the process. Bring the power of storytelling to your group. Become a facilitator.
Grow as an educator, and
as a person, with these skills
- Building SEL competencies
- Listening deeply
- Communicating effectively
- Living introspectively
- Cultivating courage and curiosity
- Navigating challenging group dynamics
Our resources
support your growth
Our training and tools give students and teachers the skills they need to build authentic connections that last long after the Story Exchange ends. See how we’re here to support you.
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Learning Resources
How Observation Inspires Art
Violinist and composer Colm Mac Con Ionmaire explores how travel inspired his latest musical project.
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Learning Resources
Dear Data
Educator Tanya Lamar explains how students can use math and data visulaization to help them tell a personal story.
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Learning Resources
Student Voices: What Don’t You Like About School?
For student Marissa Desir, an unexpected question became an invitiation for civic engagement.