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Sto­ry­telling to Build Pub­lic Under­stand­ing About What Young Peo­ple Need to Thrive — an upcom­ing webi­nar host­ed by the Annie E. Casey Foun­da­tion — will offer guid­ance on how youth advo­cates, non­prof­it staff and com­mu­ni­ty lead­ers can use sto­ry­telling to ele­vate pub­lic under­stand­ing and shape poli­cies and practices.

Effec­tive sto­ry­telling can help make the case for why youth devel­op­ment is a wor­thy invest­ment as youth advo­cates and com­mu­ni­ty mem­bers often have com­pelling, inspi­ra­tional sto­ries to share. How­ev­er, they may face chal­lenges, such as:
* a lack of staff or resources;
* mis­un­der­stand­ing how to use com­mu­ni­ca­tion tools effec­tive­ly; and
* pro­tect­ing the pri­va­cy and dig­ni­ty of young people.

This ses­sion will help par­tic­i­pants become more con­fi­dent sto­ry­tellers to build sup­port for a sto­ry­telling cul­ture with­in youth-serv­ing organizations.

Par­tic­i­pants will learn how to:
* thought­ful­ly and effec­tive­ly use com­mu­ni­ca­tions resources;
* apply best prac­tices for cre­at­ing per­sua­sive sto­ries; and
* use data to improve efforts.

PLEASE NOTE: This program may have information relevant to youth representation but it is not geared towards attorneys and no CLE is offered.