A narrative is a powerful tool for social change. Stories can be used to build empathy, to inform, to move people to action, and as a tool for resistance. Stories can also cause harm, especially if they’re rooted in stereotypes or when they attempt to encapsulate entire groups of people without a broader context. Using her mantra of truth-justice-love, Fanshen shares her evolution as a storyteller and how a narrative is an accessible tool that anyone can use towards advancing social justice.

Key Takeaways: 

1. See how to encourage the discussion of race and racism openly and critically
2. Explore how to make a commitment to making the world more liberated for all
3. Arrive at a common understanding of current terms and concepts regarding race, class and gender

Intended Audience

• Anyone who is looking to learn more about race. 
• Applicable to all experience levels and industries.