• 4. Storytelling & Vocal Justice - A Talk With Shawon Jackson (Stanford GSB & Vocal Justice)

  • Aug 29 2023
  • Length: 31 mins
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4. Storytelling & Vocal Justice - A Talk With Shawon Jackson (Stanford GSB & Vocal Justice)

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    Listen, and learn about Storytelling & Vocal Justice in this talk with our guest Shawon Jackson, Adjunct Lecturer in Management at Stanford University Graduate School of Business and Founder & CEO at Vocal Justice.

    In this episode about Sortytelling & Vocal Justice, we cover the following topics: the what and why of storytelling, and its different elements; Vocal Justice - a nonprofit organization envisioning a world where everyone is liberated because everyone is cared for -; and recommended resources for listeners who want to learn more.

    Links

    • Stanford GSB: Shawon Jackson
    • Nonprofit Organization: Vocal Justice
    • Book: Just Mercy (Bryan Stevenson)
    • Book: TED Talks (Chris Anderson)
    • Medium: Science of Story Building (UF College of Journalism and Communications)

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