How To Participate

From the International Storytelling Network (RIC), we bring you this invitation to join us in the 7th celebration Stories to Change the World, 21 June 2017. With this proposal we invite and call on storytellers, spontaneous tellers, librarians, teachers, parents, grandparents, young people, and all those with an interest in doing so, to tell stories that day in different public places and private venues: schools, libraries, schools, homes family, plazas, parks, cultural centers, theaters.

Last year there were more than 600 storytelling activities in 37 countries on five continents. We hope this year will be even bigger, and we hope stories help us build a better world. With these actions we will multiply the effect of this celebration we look for, telling stories to create a new reality, and begin to feel that we are building a better world through words and stories. Please, spread the news to your networks, friends, students and followers. The bilingual website for this celebration will be www.historiasparacambiarelmundo.com

How to participate: If you are going to tell stories on June 21, send us an e-mail to red@cuentacuentos.eu telling us what time and place you'll be telling, and we will post the information on the website of "Stories to Change the World" www.storiestochangetheworld.blogspot.com and www.historiasparacambiarelmundo.blogspot.com .
Please, write us an e-mail, so we can announce it online in advance.

 In the e-mail addressed to red@cuentacuentos.eu you must indicate:
• Name of person or group to tell stories.
• Where will the perform be in (local name, street, city and country).
• At what time.

Besides, you can send us the next day, a photograph of the gig of that day 21, or a link to Youtube with your intervention. We´ll upload it on our website asap.

 "Stories to Change the World" is a charity project born in the summer of 2010 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, organized by the International Storytelling Network (RIC), whose objective is the desire to intervene on behalf of all those who suffer discrimination of any kind worldwide.

 Thank you for joining this proposal!