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Page 1: "Performing Change": Narrative Design for Social Justice

Performing Change:

Narrative Design forSocial Justice

Eyebeam | Performing Change | October 19, 2013

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Movements + campaigns + social impact projects

need

+ cohesive narrative+ shared goals

+ common identity

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CULTURE + STORYTELLING

are

connective tissue that binds us together as humans

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Human needs costs opportunities possibilities

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Transmedia Activism

Framework for strategy to + Create social impact+ Influence perception+ Build community + Highlight human stories through fragmented storytelling bycommunities whoshare assets + create entry pointsinto issues and solutions across multiple forms of media

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Process where integral elements of a story are dispersed systematically across multiple delivery channels for the purpose of creating a unified and coordinated experience.

Each medium makes it own unique contribution to the unfolding of the story.

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Why is This Important?+ How to Tell a Story Together+ How to Tell a Story of Complexity+ How to Tell a Story Based in Reality or Imagination but always based on stories of individuals

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By collectivizing ownership of narrative, transmedia breaks down the “us” and “them.”

--David Jammy

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Why is This Important?

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Framing narrative is a political act.

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+ Community-centered participation “local voice” in direct partnership with platform creators

+ Move beyond awareness connecting targeted audiences to commit to a particular worldview, advocacy agenda, or action, by using local storytellers

+ Platforms that are culturally appropriate

What I Look for in Transmedia Activism Projects

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Curate and cross-reference stories of survivors of different conflicts to show common experience of genocide survivors.

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+ Intellectual property concerns

+ Gulf between theory, critique, and

practice+ Love of the platform and technology

Risks and Challenges

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Intentionality+ Creating rigor and around and recognizing the intentionality behind "citizen" media+ Parsing out the fine lines between story to engagement to propaganda+ Bridging the engagement/action gap.


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