In this episode Amanda (Inquiry Creative Communication Officer) is joined by Deborah Menezes (Inquiry Co-Lead), Mohamed Tonsy (Inquiry Storyteller) and Patrick Heyes (Inquiry Storyteller and Guide). We explore together the concept of storytelling.
Patrick shares: “storytelling is a way of sharing your beliefs, sharing your values, sharing your experiences through whatever medium. Especially in the way that we did the storytelling project, I think it's a way to get people in your community and people in the wider world just to try and spend a day in your shoes.”
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This episode is part of the short series based on the Inquiry’s value of being emergence. You can find out more about the Inquiry’s values here.
View the 17 community storytelling pieces as part of the Inquiry here.
Patrick was a co-storyteller in the storytelling piece It Takes a Village to Raise a Child, as part of the Inquiry.
Mohamed was a co-storyteller in the storytelling piece Three Stories from the Waiting Room, as part of the Inquiry.
Find out more about the people involved in the Inquiry (Storytellers, Communities, Partners, Guides and Core Team for the inquiry.
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