Diving Deeply: The Wonderful Birch
ZoomIn this series, we will examine the Russian/Finnish story, "The Wonderful Birch." This is a story with challenging variations on the Cinderella classic, including shapeshifting, murder, and wise women.
Inspiring growth and change through storytelling
In this series, we will examine the Russian/Finnish story, "The Wonderful Birch." This is a story with challenging variations on the Cinderella classic, including shapeshifting, murder, and wise women.
In this series, we will examine the Russian/Finnish story, "The Wonderful Birch." This is a story with challenging variations on the Cinderella classic, including shapeshifting, murder, and wise women.
In this series, we will examine the Russian/Finnish story, "The Wonderful Birch." This is a story with challenging variations on the Cinderella classic, including shapeshifting, murder, and wise women.
"Spiritual Partnership" is an introduction to an enriching series dedicated to deepening one's spiritual life, focusing on the art of spiritual storytelling: a gateway to a world where storytelling becomes a profound spiritual practice.
PATCHWORK CELEBRATES WORLD STORYTELLING DAY: BUILDING BRIDGES Patchwork: A Storytelling Guild supports and celebrates World Storytelling Day: Building Bridges on Wednesday, March 20, 2024 @ 7 PM EST. This live event is open to the public and will be broadcast virtually. Storytellers, listed in alphabetical order, include: Walt Belcher; Robert "Alan" Black; Ingrid Bohn; Jim Brulé; […]
Explore the ways in which storytelling can be used when facing the end of life, or as a caregiver for those facing another's mortality. This event is sold out.
Storytelling in Organizations Presents: The Neuroscience of Effective Presentations: Using Storytelling to Enhance Learning SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2024 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. EDT Free to: SIO Members and Non-members Jim Brulé invites us to explore : The neuroscience of how we perceive, learn, and retain new experiences The ideal narrative structures for conveying complex topics The ideal interplay of visual […]
Join us at the Central Library for a chance to discuss our mortality openly and without judgment. Maggid Jim Brulé will be reading from his book Stories from the Heart: Journey into Dying and Living and discussing his work as an end-of-life doula.
A class for first-year medical students to explore the neurology of storytelling and how humans learn from and process stories as a way of creating an internal understanding. The goal is to enable students to use storytelling to effectuate change in health care policy,
This interactive working session builds on the knowledge shared in the workshop “The Neuroscience of Effective Presentations.” Participants will bring ideas for specific presentations they wish to create which integrate narrative structures and style. Each participant will work collaboratively with the workshop leader and other participants towards this goal. The workshop will include guided exercises, […]