Explore the links in the readings and materials folder titled “It Was Like A Fever” and “Storytelling and Social Change: A Strategy Guide”.

Explore the links in the readings and materials folder titled “It Was Like A Fever” and “Storytelling and Social Change: A Strategy Guide”. Be sure to read the following sections before you start this portion of the assignment:

– Introduction

– Why Stories?

– One section labelled “strategy” (your choice)

– One section labelled “storytelling” (your choice)

– One section labelled “methods” (your choice)

– One section labelled “structure” (your choice)

– One section labelled “case study” (your choice)

Once you have looked at these, try your hand at some effective storytelling! Select a social issue you are passionate about and create a narrative using what you have learned from these sources. This could involve telling a story about something a social movement has already done, connecting a social issue to a pop cultural phenomenon, creating a fictional story to deliver a message, or implement another strategy discussed. Be sure to factor in what we have learned this week about identity as well. How will your narrative effect the identity of either social movement members, potential recruits, or the public at large?

You can implement your activist storytelling by writing it in a way that you feel will be effective.

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