Elements of a story
The focus point in a story
What are Characters?
Spoken word poetry, singing/rapping, chants, or reading out loud
What is Oral Storytelling
Willing to consider new ideas/perspectives
What is open mindedness?
a spoken or written telling of connected events; a story
What is a narrative?
the quality of being genuine or real
What is authenticity?
Time and place where the story unfolds
What is the setting
Movies, painting, tik toks, and video games
What is Visual Storytelling
Knowing your own characteristics, feelings, motives, and desires.
What is self-awareness?
Widely accepted story/perspective that shapes how we understand a particular event or situation
What is dominant narrative?
Different aspects that makes up who we are
What is identity?
The the main character of a story aka the hero
Who is the Protagonist?
Books, essays, and blogs
What is Written Storytelling
A group of one or more parents and their children living together as a unit
What is family?
Alternative story/perspective that challenges a dominant narrative
What is counter narrative
Confidence in your own worth or abilities; self-worth
What is self-esteem?
Some sort of challenge to overcome, a quest, mystery, or struggle
What is the conflict
Dance, yoga, instruments, and acting
What is Movement Storytelling
Accepting or tolerating trouble, delay, or suffering without getting angry or upset
What is patience?
A story about a real-life experience from your own perspective
What is personal narrative?
Combo of different identities that make up us as a whole person
What is intersectionality?
Known as the villain of the story aka the opp!
What is the antagonist?
The intersection of art and activism
What is artivism?
the quality of being honest
What is honesty?
Indirect telling of an event, from an observation and reports on it from a neutral or uninvolved perspective
What is bystander narrative?
a special advantage given only to a particular person/group
What is privilege?