Digital Storytelling

Storyology Charlotte 2012 seeking volunteers!

Storyology: Digital Storytelling by Immigrants and Refugees returns to Charlotte in 2012! 

 In October 2010, AFSC-NC sponsored an amazing class with local immigrants that included workshops on storytelling, photography, basic video and audio editing, and community building that resulted in powerful 3-5 minute films about each person’s journey.  

 In January and February 2012, we are bringing Storyology to the International House of Charlotte, thanks to a grant from the Arts & Sciences Council.

Dinner and some movies!

Friday, December 9, 2011 - 6:00pm - 8:00pm

Join Friends from across Greensboro for an engaging, educational and fun evening. Share a potluck meal.

View several short films produced by immigrants and refugees, learn more about AFSC's work with immigrants, and share your ideas for how to make our community more welcoming.

The films are a powerful and inspiring way to hear immigrant stories in their own voices.

 

Bring a dish if you are able!

Contact Information: 

336-854-0633

lkhamala@afsc.org

Documents: 
Friendship film potluck flyer

Video Stories Spark Creativity, Common Ground in NC

Movies without Borders in NC

See all the 2011 Movies without Borders short films at AFSC in North Carolina's YouTube channel.

AFSC’s immigrants rights program lifts up voices of immigrants through digital storytelling.

How-to Manual for Digital Storytelling with Immigrants and Refugees!!

Just released: How-to Manual for Digital Storytelling with Immigrants and Refugees!!

AFSC’s Area Office of the Carolinas has just completed a how-to manual for a model of our Storyology class: digital storytelling by immigrants and refugees. 

In October 2010, NC Immigrant Rights Program Director Lori Fernald Khamala and AFSC Youth Arts Fellow Kali Ferguson developed and organized a class in Charlotte, North Carolina for local immigrants to learn how to tell their stories using 21st Century technology.

Choose to listen: The storyology digital storytelling project

storytellers

A short film delving into the power of stories to connect and inspire both the storytellers and the listeners.

Storyology: Digital Storytelling by Immigrants and Refugees

Storyology Participants, Charlotte, NC

Storyology Participants, Charlotte, NC, October 2010

Storyology: Digital Storytelling by Immigrants and Refugees in Charlotte, North Carolina

Using technology to tell our stories, discover our collective power, and digitally document our journeys

    All of the short films are now available on youtube here

Storyology Participants, Charlotte, NC

Storyology Participants, Charlotte, NC, October 2010

Storyology: Digital Storytelling by Immigrants and Refugees comes to Charlotte, NC!

Storyology: Digital Storytelling by Immigrants and Refugees

Using technology to tell our stories, discover our collective power, and digitally document our journeys

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