🌱The project goes beyond social media, creating lasting change by fostering deep, meaningful engagement in classrooms. Read more about it in this month’s Speaky Wheel by Miguel Botero

Read here: www.memria.org/blog/from-st...

📚 The team designed a concise guide for teachers to use the series as a centerpiece for workshops, allowing facilitators to run sessions independently and engage new students!

🇨🇴The series tells the stories of survivors from 60 years of conflict. Jacobo Alban his collective www.mecha.pro went beyond just the series and developed a powerful workshop methodology where students reflect, create, and discuss the impact of violence through personal stories and art 🖌️

How does your organization measure the impact of its work? We’d love to hear your thoughts.

For now, dive in—these stories might inspire a new way of thinking by going to memria.org!

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🌹A spotlight on two Native American photographers redefining how their cultures are represented: visibilityinitiative.org/spotlight-on...

🇨🇴A project in Colombia, where an animated series became a tool for fostering conversations about the armed conflict: www.memria.org/blog/from-st...

🌱A transformative trip to Senegal, where we gathered with our partner Invisible Giants to explore how organizations can spark movements: www.memria.org/blog/dreamin...

This is a multi-year local history project that collects and organizes audio stories and related photographs from Igiugig community members to share social/cultural history on the banks of Alaska's Kvichak River.

To support Yup'ik language learning, the stories are available in Yup'ik