Why Do Stories Matter?. Let me count the ways… To communicate our values, our lives, our feelings, to teach lessons. To inspire people! To get them to.

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Why Do Stories Matter?

Let me count the ways… To communicate our values, our lives, our feelings, to teach lessons. To inspire people! To get them to take action A story bring to life facts and figures and can compel people.

If you don’t speak, someone else will

What makes a great personal narrative?

challenge

choice

outcome

details

values

What is your story? Think about… When you decided to make a change by moving to a new city, taking a new job, breaking up with a partner, etc. Experiences which drove you to become involved in the food justice movement Personal challenges and achievements  Passing a graduate level physics class  Competing for a starting role on a team  Joining a political campaign or rally  Adapting to or learning a new language/culture This should be a vignette, not your entire life story!

Listen for… challenge, choice, outcome

Refine Your Story Coaching 101: Listen for… Identifiable challenge A choice made in response The outcome? DO: Ask about details, point out confusing elements, give critical feedback on the structure of the story. DON’T: Judge the content, critique the person’s speaking style or delivery, interrupt the storyteller!

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Contact Us Oregon Food Bank: Micaela Shapiro-Shellaby: Evan Weaver: Panelists: Kris Soebroto, Sisters of the Road, ext. Paul Davis, Clay Street Table,