Narrative Change: The Center for Cultural Power
About this episode
This episode explores how narrative strategy can create lasting social change through the work of the Center for Cultural Power.
The Center for Cultural Power works with BIPOC communities to amplify authentic stories that counter harmful narratives and build public will for policy change. From supporting Walmart workers to advancing reproductive justice, they've seen firsthand how the right story told at the right time can reshape entire movements. In this episode, Charles T. Brown sits down with Aisha Goss, CEO of the Center for Cultural Power, to explore how narrative strategy creates lasting social change. Find The Center for Cultural Power at https://www.culturalpower.org/
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