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National Association of Black Storytellers (NABS) the place where you can hear, feel, and see the authentic voice of Black Storytelling. Please click on the following links for 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025 to view our Affiliate Reports for the National Association of Black Storytellers.
The Georgia Storytelling Network is a group of storytellers and listeners whose goal is to bring storytelling to wider audiences and help make storytelling once again an integral part of culture and entertainment.
The National Storytelling Network is dedicated to advancing the art of storytelling – as a performing art, a process of cultural transformation, and more.
The International Storytelling Center is advancing the power and possibilities of storytelling and providing people across the world with the knowledge, experiences, and tools to effectively tap into the contemporary applications of this longstanding tradition.
The City of Roswell celebrates Black History Month every February with Roswell Roots - A Festival of Black History and Culture, one of the largest and most comprehensive Black History celebrations in the state of Georgia.
Where every month is Black History Month. ™ At the APEX Museum, we pride ourselves in connecting African, African American diaspora, and Black Atlanta history to provide our visitors with an experience unlike any other.
StoryCorps’ mission is to help us believe in each other by illuminating the humanity and possibility in us all — one story at a time. Since 2003, over 750,000 people have had meaningful StoryCorps conversations about their lives. These recordings are collected in the U.S. Library of Congress and in our online archive which is now the largest single collection of human voices ever gathered.
Students in the East Tennessee State University’s Storytelling Program may concentrate on performance skills for the sake of their presence, their intended professional storytelling career or focus on aspects of applied storytelling.
The Wren's Nest would not exist without stories. The Brer Rabbit stories that made Joel Chandler Harris a famous author in his time are part of a long tradition of oral folklore, particularly in African American and Native American cultures.