[ASC-list] narrative training

[Charles Willock]

Hello Claire/All,

... comes under the banner of "storytelling" rather than "narrative"
and you might try the reference list at:

   en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_storytelling

Ranges over puppetry, contemporary, indigenous, ... for children, 
adults, special needs ... (which, given the last 5 weeks of a certain 
political party, may include politicians). 
 
If you're in NSW, ...

Australian Storytelling Guild (NSW) Inc
http://www.storytellersnsw.org.au/

The experienced end / heads of state of the peloton will know exactly
how to handle such situations.  The NSW group9s) also run courses of 
all sorts.

HtH
Charlesw



On Fri, Sep 06, 2013 at 04:41:19PM +1000, Claire Harris wrote:
> Hi ASC-listers
> 
> Does anyone know of some good narrative training resources or people that
> offer training?
> 
> This is slightly different from media training; more about enabling
> understanding of how to craft a good narrative going through the
> issue/context, what was done about it and what the results were. I would
> want it to help attendees learn a quick, effective process that works for
> them so they can use it time and time again for both written and verbal
> communication.
> 
> And being audience-specific, I'm particularly thinking about
> government/policy and funders (both private and philanthropic).
> 
> I guess some of this is related to grant writing.
> 
> Cheers
> Claire

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