MichiganX: Storytelling for Social Change

Use stories to deliver messages that affect people. Learn how to craft a story that develops empathy and delivers impact.

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Course Insight

Suitable for beginner learners. This course serves as an entry point into Art & Culture, building foundational knowledge before moving on to advanced frameworks or specialized paths.

Beginner FriendlyCertification IncludedSelf-Paced LearningProject-Based

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Art & Culture Basics
Fundamental principles and concepts
Practical ApplicationTrending
Real-world project implementation
Best Practices
Industry standard workflows and guidelines
Problem Solving
Core Concepts
Implementation
Workflow Integration
Optimization
Careers:Relevant for professionals pursuing roles within Art & Culture.

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What You’ll Learn

How can storytelling promote social change?

This course develops skills for using stories to deliver messages that affect audiences and shape attitudes for social change. Learn how building empathy and developing characters can offer multiple perspectives on complex problems. Social change happens when listeners or viewers identify with messages delivered through a protagonist they identify with. Theatre artists and professional storytellers offer expertise about how to craft a story that develops empathy and delivers impact.

You will watch video interviews with storytelling experts, view performances, and write your own story for social change. See how stories told from diverse perspectives contribute to understanding new perspectives about pertinent world issues. Learn how effective storytelling can be your tool for change.

This course is for anyone who wants to effectively tell an impactful story. This includes (but is not limited to):

Professionals working in not-for-profit or commercial sectors

Entertainment industry development teams

Writers and arts enthusiasts

Community workers and social activists

Marketing and development teams

Educators and public speakers

Customer service representatives

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Outcomes

  • How professionals use stories to elicit social change..
  • How to introduce multiple perspectives into stories for social impact..
  • How to identify an audience, communicate a message, and develop a strong protagonist to deliver your message..
  • How empathy and belief systems affect storytellers and audience members..
  • How to use visual elements to enhance a storytelling project..
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