Narrative storytelling  

Narratives share a story about successes and challenges that participants/agencies have encountered when implementing CBCR and advocating for social change. The narratives will then foster discussions about lessons learned and possible strategies to avoid mistakes, successful experience in addressing the challenges, or a broader range of possible solutions.

Debate

The debate format brings together two or more individuals with different points of view to discuss a particular issue. The audience can either pose questions to the individuals involved in the debate or can observe the discussion.

Games

Games are interactive sessions in which the experience - or game - helps to illicit discussion

and understanding of a specific topic, theory, method or skill.

Storyteller Abigail Jefferson at Crossroads 1 Conference in 2004.

Skits/Role Play

Perform a short play to present an issue or topic and raise discussion questions as the scenario is acted out.

We will promote the active participation of conference attendees by offering alternative sharing and dialoguing platforms, creativity spaces, exhibit areas, an artists’ marketplace, networking spaces and chat rooms, hands-on workshops, and educational tours.

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