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- Everybody has a story: There are two sides to everything
- On Stories, a guest post by Nafiza Azad
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Everybody has a story: There are two sides to everything
Back in 1968, during the summer after my junior year in college, I had the opportunity to go to Europe. My first destination was Berlin, to see the Berlin Wall.
On Stories, a guest post by Nafiza Azad
Stories wove through every point of my life. When the world didn’t make sense, I would narrate an alternative version in my head that would help me understand.
The Most Dangerous Story Is the Only One You Know
When I was a child, I believed stories belonged to other people. The post The Most Dangerous Story Is the Only One You Know appeared first on The Good Men Project.
Stories of community and connection
Because LivingLutheran.org publishes new content every day, some stories may slip under the radar. We’re taking a moment to highlight a few recent articles that reflect the resilie...
The Maple Staple Spotlights Stories of Memory, Identity, Healing, and Personal Change
The Maple Staple Bookstore welcomes five biographical and reflective works to its Spotlight Shelf, each offering a different way of looking at the experiences that shape a life. Wi...
A time to share stories
Editor’s note: As we observe the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11, Kevin Ritter-Jung, director of media and communications for the Metropolitan New York Synod, and Kathleen Ruen, synod...
Stories as a Resource: How Narrative Design Builds Resilience
This article is part of "Thresholds", a special edition printed newspaper by Cobe Notes x ArchDaily.There are two unique things about being human that made us survive the early yea...
What Does Folklore Have to Say? It Helps Uncover Untold Facets of Indigenous Stories Overlooked for Generations
Some interesting stories I came across during documentation of Tharu Indigenous folklore. The post What Does Folklore Have to Say? It Helps Uncover Untold Facets of Indigenous Stor...
Everyone has a 9/11 story. This is mine, from behind the lens.
Sharing my story with the Pan Valley Institute
Sharing my story with the Pan Valley Institute jkrieg@afsc.org Fri, 08/28/2026 - 13:27 Main content Paragraph I...
Letting Your Stories Be Co-Authored
Whether we like it or not, our life stories are heavily influenced by others’ voices. Let’s talk about how to decide which perspectives are worth keeping.
Travel Deeper: The Stories We Bring Home
Close your eyes and think back to one of your favourite trips. What first comes to mind? Chances are it isn’t the hotel you stayed in, the church or temple you visited, or one of t...
The sacred craft of storytelling
The first time Andrea Roske-Metcalfe attended a live event presented by the Moth, she had no idea what the global storytelling nonprofit was. “I ended up at a Moth Mainstage... The...
From the Newsroom: Our stories can have lasting impact
About a week ago, I got an email from a professor in Massachusetts that left me flattered and inspired, and it revealed a truth about our work as writers that often goes overlooked...
Sometimes people need to be heard, not advised
We often judge people from brief encounters, forgetting that every person carries experiences that can change how we see them. Everyone has a story. The difficult part is finding s...
Fading Tales: The Voices That Once Filled Kashmiri Homes With Stories
Children were seldom silent recipients of whatever the storyteller offered. Their curiosity could interrupt the neatest plot: Why had the king believed a stranger? Could the person...
Narrative and Illness: The Autobiographical Stories We Tell Matter
The stories we tell about ourselves profoundly affect how we live our lives. How can we use a narrative lens to work creatively with an unwanted plot twist like illness?
Once Upon A Stay: The Power of Storytelling in Hospitality
An opinion piece exploring how storytelling builds brand identity and emotional loyalty in hospitality, with practical homework frameworks and a student video assignment as a teach...
Sex, Drugs, and Jimmy Buffet: The Unexpected Stories of 20 over 60
e all have a story to share. One of mine, purely fiction, stemmed from a conversation with a colleague who tested positive on a work screening for a sexually transmitted infection...
Between adolescence and parenthood: Photo stories of Filipino teen parents
Through photographs, young Filipino parents offer glimpses into lives shaped by responsibilities that arrived alongside adolescence
Birth writes
‘A Womb of One’s Own’ is a compelling, colorful mosaic of surviving evidence that underlines how “telling birth stories matters — even birth stories that are two thousand years old...
Dr. M’s SPA Newsletter Volume 16 Issue 26 – Story We Cannot See
The Story We Cannot See For those that have not read Theo of Golden, do so. Quite an incredible read. There is a moment in Theo of Golden when Allen Levi introduces us more deeply...
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