Exploring storytelling as a tool for empowering youth, dialogue and systemic change.

Stories shape our world — they influence how we think, feel and act. But in an era of polarisation, misinformation and simplified narratives, young people everywhere are asking: How can we tell stories that matter?

A ‘Young person’s guide to storytelling‘ is a practical toolkit created for young changemakers — offering clear strategies to understand narratives, challenge harmful stories and use storytelling as a force for empowering voices, connection and positive change.

Join us for an online webinar exploring the guide, the power of narrative and how storytelling can support change in your own communities.

Who is this webinar for?

• Young people engaged in activism, community work or creative projects
• Educators and youth practitioners
• Communications and advocacy professionals
• Anyone interested in narrative change and systems-level storytelling

What to expect

The session will include:

• Introduction: Welcome, agenda and key themes
• Exploring storytelling: Why stories matter and how narratives shape the world
• Practical tools: Approaches to ethical storytelling and narrative awareness
• Discussion + Q&A: Space to reflect, connect and ask questions