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We Salute these fine storytellers who are sharing their
stories about diversity, inclusion and racial justice online through www.RaceBridgesForSchools.com.
These free stories come with Lesson Plans and audio downloads
for classrooms and groups. High School age through Adult.

 
Olga Loya
Nepantla: Caught Between
Two Worlds
Seeking to reconcile two worlds : 'Mexican' and 'American'

La'Ron Williams
From Flint Michigan to Your Front Door: Tracing the Roots of Racism

Anne Shimojima
Hidden Memory:
Japanese American Internment -
Knowing Your Family's Story ... And Why It Matters
Dovie Thomason
The Spirit Survives :
The American Indian Boarding School Experience : Then and Now


Michael McCarty
Connecting The Dots:
Racism, Activism & Creating a Life

Susan Stone
Feathers In The Wind
A Jewish-American's Story

 

The 2009 JustStories Fellowship :
Gene Tagaban

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The JustStories Fellowship supports a storyteller devoted to racial justice and who creates an original story ready for performance about race and identity.

We congratulate Gene Tagaban for his new story I am Indopino about identity and self-discovery.  Gene performed this new story at the 7th year of the JustStories Concerts in April 2009 at Dominican University in the Chicago suburb of River Forest, IL

Storyteller and Educator Susan O'Halloran was creative coach for the Fellowship. Sue was also host and co-producer with Angels Studio/Chicago for the JustStories Concerts. 

 

  

The JustStories Storytelling initiative is presented by Angels Studio/Chicago and O'Halloran Communications. This venture seeks to challenge and support storytellers to create and perform stories that deal with race, diversity and inclusion.