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Ethical storytelling is not just about good stewardship in acquisition (interviewing)—often the biggest blunders occur behind the scenes: in the editorial process. Of all the…
Continue reading → 3 Steps for Equitable Editing in Storytelling
I’ve written a lot about the principles behind ethical storytelling, how empathy differs from sympathy in storytelling, why exploitative storytelling persists, and how the evolving…
In a follow-up to my foundational article “What You Thought Was Empathy Was Actually Sympathy,” I dispel some misconceptions about empathy and provide tactical pointers…
Empathy has come to have a bad rep lately. After enjoying years in the spotlight as the antidote to just about everything from prejudice to…
Continue reading → What You Thought Was Empathy Was Actually Sympathy
While virtual experiences continue to be the only way we can connect with our supporters during this pandemic, many organization are wondering what more they…
Continue reading → 5 Ways to Incorporate Equity into Your Virtual Events