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Session 8: Examples of successful storytelling campaigns

In this session – the final session of the course – we will explore several successful global campaigns that have creatively used storytelling skills to promote the cause of “freedom of speech.” Finally, as a reminder, we will review the content of all the sessions throughout this course!

Session 1: What is a political crime?
In the first session of this course, before examining the judicial process for political crimes in Iran...
Session 2: Proceedings of political crimes in Iran
In this session, we take a closer look at the judicial process for political crimes in Iran and how civil...
Session 3: 3 important points about a successful campaign
In this session, we covered three important points for a successful campaign: “understanding the...
Session 4: What is storytelling?
In this session, we will explore the core concepts and structure of storytelling. We will also discuss...
Session 5: Expanding the events of the story
In this session, we will examine the concepts of expanding and developing story events, foreshadowing,...
Session 6: Storytelling methods
In this session, we will explore storytelling methods and techniques used in narrative writing. These...
Session 7: Preparing the narrative and sharing it
In this session, we will explore storytelling methods and techniques used in narrative writing. These...
Session 8: Examples of successful storytelling campaigns
In this session – the final session of the course – we will explore several successful global campaigns...

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