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Story Telling And Advocacy
- 3. What are the elements of storytelling? Stories need to be compelling, they show opportunities for change. You need to f ind a theme that resonates with your audience. Important elements include the settings, characters, sensory information, the situation and place. Think about the biography or back history of the situation. Note any conflict, drama, opposing forces, choices and actions, solutions. Highlight the interaction between characters, keep it concrete. Why is the story interesting and powerful? As human beings we are interested in other people, stories help us to identify with those affected and generates shared emotional responses.
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- Define the Problem Clearly identify the stated issue/problem. Is there really a problem? Sift through extraneous material to identify the real, underlying problem or need (which may not be the same as the stated issue or problem). How big is the problem? Quantify, if possible. How did the problem arise? When? What perpetuates it? Outline the history of the issue/problem. Who and/or what does the problem impact? When? What are the current laws, regulations and/or programs addressing the problem?