How Ethical Storytelling Becomes a Movement With Diana Farias Heinrich

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Diana Farias Heinrich discusses how trauma-informed storytelling can evolve into a movement by challenging harmful norms and fostering shared responsibilities.

Send us Fan Mail Diana, CEO of Habrá Marketing and creator of the Equastory framework, joins us for a conversation about what it takes for trauma-informed storytelling to become more than an individual practice. It becomes a movement when people begin challenging harmful norms, building new practices together, and treating consent, privacy, and agency as shared responsibilities. We explore how the stories we share can shape not only audience understanding, but a story owner’s sense of safety ...

People in this episode

Host: Maria Bryan

Guest: Diana Farias Heinrich

Topics covered

• ethical storytelling
• trauma-informed practices
• consent
• privacy
• agency
• storytelling movement

Keywords

• ethical storytelling
• trauma-informed
• storytelling movement
• consent
• privacy
• agency
• Habrá Marketing

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Habrá Marketing

Books & works: Equastory framework

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