On September 30th the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work PhD Students Association was proud to present narratologist, writer and senior marketing communications specialist Ms. Jay Pitter for “The Dangers of Storytelling”.
From theory to community engagement, Jay’s talk and group discussion uncovered the dangers of storytelling. Participants were also be provided with a checklist for honouring and harnessing the power of stories.
Social work students, educators, community workers, community-based artists, youth, futurists, and narrative
scholars were all welcome.
The PhDSA was overwhelmed and delighted by the response received and the event was filled within days of the announcement. We would like to thank Ms. Jay Pitter for joining us for a stimulating evening.
For more information on Jay Pitter:
Jay Pitter is a narratologist, writer and senior marketing communications specialist. With a Master’s Degree in Narrative Theory and Methodology, Jay investigates “story” as a communicative mode, data, art form, economy and social discourse. Her writing credits include CBC Radio, the Toronto Star, Walrus Magazine, Spacing Magazine, Fireweed, Sister Vision Press, TVO and the book Climate Change: Who’s Carrying the Burden?
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