University of Colorado Boulder - Storying the Self: (Re)Claiming our Voices
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Storying the Self: (Re)Claiming our Voices at Coursera Overview
Duration | 8 hours |
Total fee | Free |
Mode of learning | Online |
Official Website | Explore Free Course  |
Credential | Certificate |
Storying the Self: (Re)Claiming our Voices at Coursera Highlights
- Earn a Certificate upon completion
Storying the Self: (Re)Claiming our Voices at Coursera Course details
- In a creative exercise, you?ll engage with multiple perspectives on a past conflict and use this reflection to practice perspective-taking and listening that can generate creative work and deepen leadership skills for empathy, listening and engaging in multicultural workplaces
- You?ll question what it means to reclaim your narrative of yourself and to engage with the strength of vulnerability as a leader and creator
Storying the Self: (Re)Claiming our Voices at Coursera Curriculum
Questioning stories - How Stories Function in Society
Welcome to Storying the Self!
How Stories Function in Society
Smelling the Power Flower
Course Assessment
Glossary of Identity Terms
Social Justice Self-Reflection - The Power Flower
Storytelling for Social Justice
"The Cycle of Socialization"
Reginald Dwayne Betts Podcast
Critical Witnessing, Vulnerability and Stories
A Conversation with Elizabeth Dutro
Background for Conversation with Elizabeth Dutro
Elizabeth Dutro, "Trauma as Testimony"
Active Listening Strategies
Deep Listening & Indigenous Leadership
Active & Deep Listening Practice: Ocean Vuong On Being Podcast
Stories Hidden Within Structures and Systems
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie TED Talk
Storytelling's Impact on Social Systems
Motus Theater: Tanya Chairez
Stories that Move Us Into Questioning, Into Action
Congratulations!
Chanel Miller Interview with Glennon Doyle
Grace Lee Boggs podcast with Krista Tippett
Exploring Storytelling Projects
Role of Leaders in Social Change Narratives
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