Through our work we get to meet and connect with many incredible individuals with powerful stories to tell. In this guest blog Johny Haycocks shares his story and experiences of mental ill-health and poverty and finding the support he needs. Johny was inspired to write this blog after attending the Social Media Exchange this year supported by Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
We’re lucky that through our work we’re able to meet and connect with many incredible individuals with powerful stories to tell. In this guest blog Alicia Simmons from Voices of Stoke shares her experiences of receiving a sudden epilepsy diagnosis and the impact it has had on her life and her work.
Through our work we get to meet and connect with many incredible individuals with powerful stories to tell. In this guest blog Sarah Whitehead shares how it felt to share her experiences of poverty, and how this inspired her to set-up Community Pride CIC which aims to empower people to speak up about and take action on personal, community, national and international issues.
Through our work we get to meet and connect with many incredible individuals with powerful stories to tell. In this guest blog Barbara Burton shares her story, and her journey to creating her social enterprise BehindBras.
The Social Media Exchange is our flagship training day that brings together 190 changemakers from the charity, heritage and media sectors to celebrate the power of digital storytelling. SMEX17 delegate Gemma Pettman has shared this thought-provoking blog on the notion of Expert Citizens and authentic storytelling.
The Social Media Exchange is an annual creative day for the charity sector curated and delivered by digital storytelling organisation sounddelivery
Nathan Murray is the Social Media Marketing Manager at the RNIB (Royal National Institute of Blind People). Ahead of his masterclass at the Social Media Exchange, Nathan shared with us his 2017 predictions for social media.
We’re thrilled to announce our keynote speaker, award-winning writer and broadcaster Lemn Sissay MBE.
Through our work we get to meet and connect with many incredible storytellers, and someone we really admire in this sector is Winnie M Li. In this guest blog Winnie shares her experience of storytelling around her own sexual assault, and how we can harness the power of collective storytelling for change.
sounddelivery has run several storytelling projects with with survivors of domestic abuse and we firmly believe that those with firsthand experience should be given the confidence and skills to share their stories not only as part of their healing but to put a spotlight on an issue that is not going away. On Friday 16th September 2016Continue reading “Telling my Story to Help Others Share Theirs”
