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This will look at some of the issues on digital safety as it applies to digital storytelling. We use the term “victim/survivor” or “victims/survivors” of human rights violations in our effort to fully appreciate and respect how people may identify different...

Workshops should not replicate the asymmetrical communication structure of webinars. A key difference is a storytelling workshop requires a convening of a group of people to work on their stories and come to a set of conclusions with each other, and celebrate ...

Detailed script to sessions. Session 1: Arrival mystique [20 minutes] Objective To relax and create affective bonds. Supplies Chime and natural aromatherapy spray How In pairs (preferably gathering people who have less acquaintance in the group). People...

What is cosmovision? What do we feel when we see a flock of birds? What is our first thought when we notice that a child has suffered a fall? What do we reflect upon when observing a sunset? To the ideas, sensations, beliefs, and values that permeate our bein...

The methodology of the Gincana Monstra was designed to be a process of strengthening networks, which welcomes and includes the participants, respecting the knowledge, experiences and repertoires they bring with them, based on the assumption that all people alr...

In this module we will present a step-by-step approach to creating a Gincana, so that it can be reappropriated, remixed and adapted as open source code. We do not intend to present a closed recipe, but rather to bring a guide of possibilities, sharing our meth...

Recommended resources, tools and further reading to kickstart your remote storytelling workshop Tools we used to run our remote storytelling workshops BigBlueButton Mattermost Telegram Etherpads (eg. on Riseup.net)  Tools to create your stories Thes...

Circumstances have compelled us to change our notion of space, even for people already working semi-remotely. Many facilitators find it challenging to adapt to holding space online despite years of experience facilitating in-person meetings. Iterative workshop...

With in-person meetings, we allocate funding to visas, elements of privacy, spaces for focused attention, meals, technology, and materials needed to make the workshop possible. Now that the money isn’t going to venue rental or accommodation, where should it go...

Superhumans: hvale vale, Jennifer Radloff, Zana Fauzi, Liy Yusof This module sprouted from a digital storytelling workshop for EroticsSA partners and APC staff held online in August 2020. The shift from an in-person meeting to an online workshop in response...

Expand our understanding of anonymity and how it is never a permanent state of non-identifiability. Introduction Oftentimes, we will immediately think of being anonymous when we do not want others to recognize us in the telling of our stories. There is no do...

Ethical and other considerations   YES/NO If you answer... Do you plan to modify the work that you are searching for? YES YES: Do not use any work licensed under the CC BY-ND or CC BY-NC-ND license. Does the work de...

The following guide uses the following keywords to refer to websites, repositories and content platforms:- Multimedia: this means that you can find any type of media (images, sounds, video, documents and many more);- Vector graphics: high quality graphics that...

Using the TASL approach Attribution is not only a legal requirement, it’s also good practice. For both copyrighted and openly licensed materials, you should always try to follow good practices on attribution. Even if the work is openly licensed, there are num...

The availability of works under an open license has increased dramatically since the Creative Commons licenses were launched in 2002. As of today, there are around 2 billion works released under a Creative Commons license[1], and many more with other types of ...

Remember, your story matters! So it is important to be careful and attentive to the practical side of producing and editing your story. Reach out and ask for help from other participants or the facilitators if you feel stuck.  Here are the basic elements of t...

Safety considerations in podcasting Introduction Podcasts is is are usually part of a series of digital audio content that is made available for users to download or stream. Podcasts are episodic – each installment is complete, with a start and an end, that ...

Ways in which videos are created and shared online. Introduction Digital stories, generally, are short stories created by combining recorded narrative with images (still or moving. In short, they are a type of video as they merge audio and visual elements to...

Unpacks the general safety and security considerations in digital storytelling. Introduction The general arc of digital storytelling is to gather photos and videos, record the narration, edit the visual and audio elements together, and then share the complet...

Introduction This activity can be carried out in the same meeting, together with the activities of Constructing the Cosmovision so that, upon contacting the participants, all this information can already be offered, clearing up any doubts that may initially a...