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STORYTELLING
Special Report: Female Genital Mutilation in Kenya
Annual Review
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STORYTELLING: A Tool for promotion of peace and literacy
This highly practical tool describes how storytelling can be used to promote literacy, reconciliation and peacebuilding with community groups. It was developed through participatory workshops with Feed the Minds’ partners in Kenya, Sudan, DRC and Uganda and includes stories told by men and women from countries affected by conflict and those struggling with the stigma associated with disability and AIDS. There is advice on how to create a climate for people to tell their stories and to use them to empower individuals and strengthen community cohesion.
This resource is free but please let us know how you have used the guide and what impact it has had.
Female Genital Mutilation Practices In Kenya.
The Role Of Alternative Rites Of Passage. A Case Study Of Kisii And Kuria Districts.
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