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Spotlight on Impact Storytelling

Mapping and recommendations for the narrative and cultural strategies ecosystem (Source: Liz Manne Strategy)
The Spotlight on Impact Storytelling is a comprehensive guide highlighting narrative strategies and case studies that have inspired and galvanized cultural and policy change.

This report, published by Liz Manne Strategy, is intended to help those of us in the ecosystem see and understand ourselves: our roles, our relationships to one another, our strengths, and the opportunities we have to make improvements that will result in greater impact. In addition, this report is intended to help funders better and more strategically invest their time, talent, and treasure in supporting this ecosystem to achieve its aims.

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Our communities win when narratives that build collective power and a better world become so common sense that we no longer recognize them as something distinct from how society operates.

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