STORYTELLER PROJECT

The Storyteller Project is a year-long, co-taught project, designed for 4th-8th grade and High School students with and without disabilities to learn together about empathy, disability awareness, inclusion, and advocacy.

Ages:

• Storyteller Project curriculum is available in Grades 4-8 and high school.

As part of the Storyteller Project students will:

• Receive direct instruction in empathy, friendship skills, disability awareness, disability history, storytelling, and documentary film making.

• Engage socially in small groups throughout the year to put their empathy and friendship skills in practice and build relationships with peers.

• Work together to create short documentaries highlighting each group member, sharing the story of the friendships they created, and teaching about what they learned along the way.

• Debut their documentaries at a Nora Night Film Festival hosted by their school or district.

Teachers receive comprehensive training, materials, resources, and on-demand support from our program staff throughout implementation.

For more information on our program pricing, click here.

At The Nora Project, we are committed to working with schools to flexibly structure the program to meet their needs. To learn more or get your questions answered contact Katy at katy@thenoraproject.ngo.