Ecological awareness shouldn’t be confined to experts in the field. Storytelling can play a crucial role in this too– helping children learn about the natural world and its challenges.
In the ever-evolving, fast-paced world that functions on technology and digitization, Artist Adda is the thing that brings people together. A community of poets, musicians, thinkers, dreamers and misfits, Artist Adda brings joy and the feeling of togetherness.
For centuries brands have focussed on building their image through talking up themselves. But it’s time to ask yourself – what do you want to be remembered for?
The tale, only 244 words long, has sold over 50 million copies and is a children’s classic now. Almost every adult recalls reading it multiple times. The book is not just a tale of a hungry caterpillar, it is an attempt to gently build a cocoon of literacy around children before they begin kindergarten.
The #DigitalWomenAwards last evening also hosted an empowering panel on storytelling, its future, and the role digital space plays amid all of it. The panel, moderated by Kiran Manral, comprised of varied content creators – Talkietive founder Priyanka Sinha Jha, travel blogger Shivya Nath, author and screenwriter Kanika Dhillon, and actor Sayani Gupta. The speakers […]
The last month saw a significant uproar as several #MeToo allegations surfaced in the film industry. With more women proudly working behind the camera now, how does a film technician feel in the aftermath of the #MeToo movement? SheThePeople exclusively interacted with Simran Gursahani, an assistant director, who has been working with some major productions lately. The 21-year-old […]
An English writer, playwright and performer, Julia Donaldson’s career in writing books for children came about through sheer happenstance. While studying Drama and French at the University, she started busking in the street and singing in folk clubs with her soon-to-be husband Malcolm, mainly for an adult audience. However, she found that there was more […]
Miri Rodriguez is a creative journalist and storyteller for Microsoft Corporation. She is involved in telling stories in IT of how Microsoft uses its own technologies so other enterprises can learn from the company’s digital transformation journey. Rodriguez hopes to document the stories of Microsoft’s engineers and their struggles, pitfalls, and challenges – “We want other […]
Sarla Minni, also known as Kahaniwali Nani to her avid followers, is recreating the art of storytelling for children who — in today’s world — are addicted to their screens. The 61-year old Bangalore-based nani tells SheThePeople.TV that she records and broadcasts stories for children between the ages of two and 12.
The moment we hear or read,” Once upon a time…” our attention sharpens, because we know it’s a story being told.
