Center for Story & Witness https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Lived Through This-old Newsletter Archives Notable Books LEAP Writing Workshops The future isn’t going to write itself: Our conversation about story, social justice and the art of bearing witness. Events and News Lived Through This Using Story to Change the World, and Transform Ourselves: A Printers Row Lit Fest dialogue. Bearing literary witness at Yale University’s Jackson School. Heartbreak & Hope: Our 2025 year-end report. About the Center Writer, reader, force: What Sandra Cisneros means to us. Mimi Taylor Grimes The Voices and Faces Project is now Center for Story & Witness Truthful, hopeful & countercultural: Amy Griffin’s The Tell is the book we need now. Thank you, Skoll World Forum, & congratulations to our Center for Story & Witness affiliated delegates. How do we heal from trauma? One story, and one song, at a time. We’re partnering with IREX, UN Women and the US State Dept. A conversation about story for social change at Yale University. Art, memory, and resistance. What does AI have to do with it? Support Our Work Our writing workshop for survivors of gender-based violence is coming to 6 US cities this summer/fall. Apply now! Marcia Gordon Preston The Stories We Tell is heading to Dallas Sept. 13 & 14. Apply today! Louder Together: Discover our crowdsourced poetry project. Support the Mimi Grimes Scholarship Fund and give the gift of change. The Power to Change, our initiative to support healing through storytelling, debuts in Morocco. It’s time to resource a global gender-justice movement. How do we get there? News Archives Harold Washington Literary Award Kali Casab A Story Changes Everything: Ivana De Maria and Anne K. Ream at the World Without Exploitation National Convening. Janet Goldblatt Holmes Teacher Training Institute Performances, Publications & Campaigns Impact Anne K. Ream Aimee Bravo Our newest writing program? It’s all about Breaking Free. Our Statement on Racial Justice Jennifer Mitchell Tony Wittrock We’re here to be heard: The On Voice podcast features Anne K. Ream. We’re MSNBC/Comcast newsmakers. Watch the video. Receiving Apne Aap’s Last Girl Award at Asia Society in NYC. What is narrative justice? Our panel discussion at the WorldWE Convening. Advocacy Trainings Caity-Shea Violette Home