Oral history and personal narrative are at the center of our work. We experiment with a variety of formats - Playback Theatre, community conversations, podcasts, film screenings, exhibits, and more. We amplify local knowledge, share powerful stories and ideas, and ask what is possible. We weave the stories that are often untold into the fabric of our public life. We do this because we believe we write our future with the stories we narrate, and we are committed to co-creating a more inclusive, connected, and just world. We engage with community in three primary ways: -We teach workshops in organizational storytelling, media literacy, and oral history to support community engagement and local change-making. -We offer multimedia storytelling services to raise awareness and funds. -We curate community oral history and storytelling projects to elevate local knowledge, share powerful ideas, and ask what is possible. Please email meg@windowseatmedia.org if you are interested in collaborating or being involved.
