The transformative power of digital storytelling shines brightly in this compelling conversation with Laryssa Lamrock, a proud veteran family member who works as the National Strategic Advisor for Families at the Atlas Institute for Veterans and Families. Her journey illuminates how personal narratives can become powerful tools for healing, advocacy, and community building within military and veteran communities struggling with mental health challenges.

Recently, the intersection of digital storytelling and Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) has emerged as a powerful space for healing, education, and advocacy. This innovative approach spearheaded by eri-Lyn Durant and Dr. Kathy Kortes-Miller hosts of the Disrupting Death podcast provided individuals who have accompanied loved ones through the MAID process with an opportunity to process grief, share experiences, and contribute to a broader understanding of end-of-life care choices.

The transformative power of digital storytelling in healthcare advocacy was beautifully illustrated in our recent Co-Created conversation with Fabiana Bacchini, Executive Director of the Canadian Premature Babies Foundation. As a journalist-turned-advocate with her own experience in the NICU, Fabiana brings a unique perspective on how personal narratives can reshape healthcare practices, research priorities, and community understanding.

In the latest episode of Co-Created, we explore the transformative power of storytelling with Wellspring Alberta, a charity dedicated to supporting individuals with cancer and their caregivers. The episode, Bobbi Fridfinnson, delves into the journey of harnessing personal narratives as a means of healing and building community. With the backdrop of COVID-19, Wellspring Alberta has innovatively adapted to offer digital storytelling workshops that empower participants to share their profound life experiences.