In a world where the healthcare industry can often seem impersonal and detached, digital storytelling emerges as a beacon of hope and empathy. The latest episode of the “Leading Through Stories” podcast brings to light the profound influence of digital narratives in the realm of cancer care. With Lacey Horta and Jenni Haggie from the Canadian Cancer Society as guests, listeners are given an immersive exploration of digital storytelling’s role in humanizing healthcare.

In this compelling episode of Leading Through Stories, we delve into the transformative power of digital storytelling within the nonprofit sector. Our guest, Heather Knox, a Common Language Digital Storytelling trained facilitator, takes us on an incredible journey from her early days co-founding Project Somos in Guatemala to her recent move to Mexico. Throughout the episode, Heather underscores how storytelling and photography have profoundly impacted her work with Indigenous Mayan children and women, emphasizing the importance of privacy, trust, and the nuanced art of narrative creation.

In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, particularly in elderly and dementia care, there’s a transformative tool gaining recognition: digital storytelling. Our latest podcast episode delves deep into this topic, guided by the insights and experiences of Lisa Joworski, a Common Language Digital Storytelling facilitator with a deep-rooted passion for the senior community.

In the world of healthcare, storytelling has become an integral tool for communication, advocacy, and education. This becomes even more crucial in the realm of rare diseases, where each family’s journey is unique and laden with profound insights and experiences. Our recent podcast episode features Krystle Schofield, a Common Language Digital Storytelling facilitator, who offers an inspiring narrative of her own journey and the transformative power of digital storytelling in the rare disease community.