Overview
Digital storytelling uses storytelling methods to gain deep insights into feelings and experiences. Participants create individual stories about aspects of their own lives using still images and sound. Stories range from the positive aspects of family life to physical abuse neglect or exploitation, which led in some cases to children running away from home to a life on the streets. The stories contained in these films highlight the importance of listening to children to both inform policy change and inform individual support needs.
A selection of videos can be viewed on our Youtube page.
Members involved
ABTH, Butterflies, ChildLinK, CINDI, Hope Village Society, JUCONI, Partnership for Every Child, Undugu Society Kenya
Date published
2016
Latest resources
Providing psychosocial support in emergency situations
Engaging vulnerable young people – the Aotearoa New Zealand context
Our Global Guidance Paper: How to support kinship care, lessons learnt around the world
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