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I am excited to partner with you in your journey as an educator who cares about storytelling, global citizenship and service learning.

Please contact me to explore workshop or coaching options that would support you or your team.

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Please enjoy some free resources I've created for you to use in your work with service learning, storytelling and global citizenship education. 
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Interested in Digital Storytelling? Start here: 

EIM Global Podcast about the art of digital storytelling (scroll to episode from October 6, 2022)

Visual literacy: a panel PODCAST with OnED Mentors 

The power of digital storytelling: a WEBINAR with the Digital Citizenship Institute (September 2022)

PODCAST episode with Shifting School about the power of Digital Storytelling (featuring an interview with me and Shei Ascencio)

Digital Citizenship Institute Webinar: Digital Storytelling - A Catalyst for Civic Readiness & Global Citizenship

MEG VLOG interview about digital storytelling for global citizenship

Storytelling & Service Learning: Stories as Fuel for Change (AISA webinar from Fall 2021)


Free Guide: 3 Easy Steps to Publishing Your Service Story
Reflection Guide: Activities & Approaches you can use immediately

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    Changemaker Superpower Kit: Get Started with Global Citizenship Education
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    Digital Storytelling & Global Citizenship: An Infographic

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    Additional PDF Guides & Resources
    MISO Method of Action Research Infographic
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    Stages of Service Learning Poster (with guiding questions)
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    How to Use Stories for Global Citizenship Infographic
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    Best of the Blog

    STORYTELLING


    Digital Storytelling with Poetry     (High School Example)
    The Brain Science of Storytelling & an Advocacy Case Study
    School-wide Digital Storytelling: Why and How
    How to Create a Classroom Digital Storytelling Platform
    Digital Storytelling for Personal Reflection & Advocacy: a Documentar Case Study
    How to get Started with Storytelling at your School
    How Digital Storytelling can Transform your Teaching Practice

    SERVICE LEARNING

    Changemaker Education Model from ASD (American School of Dubai)
    Recycling Plastic & Creating Community Partnerships at ISK (International School of Kenya)
    Connecting with Nature: Inspiring Students to Engage with the Natural World at the Bali Green School
    Posters to Stimulate Inquiry and Investigation for Service Learning
    The Power of Reflection for Service Learning or Any Learning Experience

    SUSTAINABILITY & GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP

    Becoming Carbon Neutral: One School's Journey
    Growth in Balance with Rest and Repair: How to Prioritize Personal and Collective Health and Well-Being
    Hope for the Future: Designing Innovative Learning for Students with Futures Thinking
    What Monarch Butterflies Can Teach Us     (with resources for teaching about climate change)
    Sustainability Education & the Inner Development Goals
    How to Talk with your Students about War and Peace
    An Interview with d'Darcy Lunn about Sustainability Education and Lifestyles (Teaspoons of Change)
    Sustainable Food: Ideas for Curricular Integration

    What people are saying about the blog & its resources:

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    "[At ISK] we were just starting a new cooking, baking, and nutrition club where students learn to cook dishes from around the world to help students share their cultures and explore new ones through food. I also wanted them to think deeper about the food they eat: where does it come from? How can we make sustainable choices in terms of our purchasing and consumption choices? 

    The blog post was so timely! I loved the blog resources, my favorite being the video of the woman growing so much organic food in her small compound. We have a greenhouse on campus and the cooking club has started their herb garden; they are also composting all the kitchen waste to use it in the garden. Thank you for sharing such amazing resources!"

    Joyce Gacheke-Tall
    Student Well-Being and Experiential Education
    International School of Kenya