Introducing the 2024-25 Communications Institute and Culture & Narrative Fellows!
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We're only one week away from the launch of our second Narrative Innovators Lab, and we are excited to introduce our new class of Fellows!
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Building on the NIL model that we piloted in 2023, we are welcoming 10 social justice communicators and seven artists from across the country to build community and strategize together in New York City. After five days of dialogue, experimentation, and learning together, these narrative practitioners will begin their six-month Fellowship with TOA, which culminates early next year with their individual projects.
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The 2024 NIL is a unique opportunity to build lasting power before, during and after this current moment, and our Fellows are some of the most exceptional practitioners in the field to lead the way.
We are so excited to see how all 17 Fellows collaborate together, across spaces, to develop impactful campaigns, messaging, and cultural interventions in an effort to build toward our shared vision of a truly inclusive and multiracial democracy. You can follow he Fellows' journey on our social media, and we can't wait for you to see what they have in store!
In solidarity,
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