Transportation Choices Coalition Interactive Storytelling Workshop
September 23, 2020
Learn how to tell your transit story!
Transportation Choices Coalition is hosting a free
storytelling workshop on September 30th, 2020
from 9am
to 10:30am!
This workshop will teach transit advocates how to craft an effective story and communicate this story through writing and filming. These kinds of efforts can support public transit now and in the future by adding to a bank of advocacy stories needed to elevate human-centered concerns to those who need to hear it!
The event will be hosted by the Transportation Choices Coalition and is co-sponsored by Asian Counseling and Referral Services, Disability Rights Washington, Hopelink, the King County Mobility Coalition, Seattle/King County Coalition on Homelessness, and the Transit Riders Union.
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