Narratives: Moving from Empathy to Action
Amber Coleman-Mortley chats with N4Â Director of Global Programs Lee Keylock about how stories bring people together and create a more nuanced understanding of the human condition.
Amber Coleman-Mortley aka Mom of All Capes chats with N4 Director of Global Programs and Training Lee Keylock about how stories bring together people of differing opinions, experiences, and perspectives to create a more nuanced understanding of the human condition.
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Amber Coleman-Mortley chats with N4Â Director of Global Programs Lee Keylock about how stories bring people together and create a more nuanced understanding of the human condition.
We all know that stories transform the world. But we also know that stories work only when action is taken.…
We are thrilled to be among the 10 nonprofits selected to receive an NBCUniversal grant to advance social justice and…
Author and N4 Co-Founder Colum McCann explores storytelling as a national tradition.
Get to know Narrative 4 through the stories of our students, educators, and artists!
Watch N4 founding artist and poet Darrell Bourque in conversations with painter Bill Gingles, N4 Master Practitioner and poet Faisal Mohyuddin, N4 board chair and co-founder of the Telos Group, Greg Khalil, and N4 Global Student Ambassador Malak Lahham.
In the opening session of migraré, our three-day story exchange about race and identity, N4 Director of Marketing and Communications, Felice Belle, talks to Lama Rod Owens about why conversations about race are challenging for so many and how educators can resource themselves for this difficult and necessary work.
Listen to Sharhonda Bossier, EdLoc Deputy Director and N4 Board Director, on The New York Times podcast The Daily! Sharhonda shares a moving personal narrative about her grandparents…
Ishmael Beah’s new novel, Little Family, will be the focal point of this event as we dive into what it means to turn empathy into action in the Joe Slovo Township of Port Elizabeth, South Africa.
Can you build empathy in a virtual world? The answer is a resounding, yes! Our friends at Stand Together joined us…
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