The Transmedia Story Lab uses transmedia storytelling to elevate youth voices and insights on the sexual and reproductive health and well-being of youth.
WATCH: A Drop Of Sun Under The Earth (2017) directed by Shikeith, a short experimental film about a shy black boys dreams about love—now screening online May 24-Jun 6 in conjunction with @BlackStarFest x @MOCAlosangeles RT! — https://t.co/9gNJliSU8z
"Kissa Kahani was designed to move beyond its research and see it all the way through to intervention, evaluation, and community implementation." - Soo-Young Lee, Ci3 Research Specialist
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What are you doing Saturday? It's not too late to join Ci3 for this Speculative Design Maker Workshop at @LoganUChicago. Sign up here: https://t.co/nYSbSHk4lZ
Please come through to @UIC's African American Cultural Center on April 4th at 4pm to join us for the opening of South Side Speculations, a project made by a group of amazing young Chicagoans in collaboration with Ci3's Transmedia Story Lab and UIC's History Moves.
Tomorrow at the Arts Incubator in Washington Park: "Speculating the Future," a panel on Afrofuturism with youth participants in @TransmediaCi3 and author Ytasha Womack. Held as part of the "South Side Speculations" exhibit. Free, 6pm–7:30pm. https://t.co/t8hMPn7Dtc
Jennie Brier, South Side Speculations curator and gender, women’s studies and history professor at the UIC, speaks about the process behind the exhibition at the opening reception. Photo by Daris Jasper.
"The idea is, by telling their own stories, youth can have a different way of understanding their sexual and reproductive health,” he said. In a sense, it is therapeutic but more broadly about self-expression and “empowerment through storytelling." - Patrick Jagoda
Congratulations to @NianiScott, a recipient of the 2019 Roger Ebert Fellowship at @sundanceorg. Niani was a 2018 TSL Summer Fellow who assisted with our Transmedia Collage Program. We're so proud of her!
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Economically accessible, the Community Healing Pair (pictured here) digitally incorporates restorative justice concepts within the tech design that provides users with alternative methods to combat racism and resolve interpersonal and systemic violence in everyday life.
TCP participants Daniel Barrera, Symone Pettis, Carlson Ayanlaja, and Yousef Lagundoye conceptualized HomePod, a modular housing system that allows residents to create multi-cultural communities.
In Year Two of the Transmedia Collage Program youth participants Lauren Johnson, Shurri Peterson, and Nia Nobles-Vincent conceptualized The Protective Mask Suit. The mask suit is wearable technology that protects citizens from police brutality and other forms of physical violence
"This is about Black history, it’s about American history. And we can’t let other people erase us." At @chihumanities, Michelle Duster, Eve Ewing, Nikole Hannah-Jones, and Natalie Moore discussed Ida B. Wells's life and legacy (@jimdaleywrites) https://t.co/EwPfnBp9WH
"Cities are symbols of hope and opportunity. But today, overcrowding and gentrification are hurting their most vulnerable residents. This hour, TED speakers explore how we can build more humane cities." -- @TEDRadioHour
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"When I came out of law school, I did the same thing as everybody else. I came out as a prosecutor expected to do justice, but I never learned what justice was in my classes — none of us do." https://t.co/VH5LOkqf2Z
"People doing violence have a reason in their mind, and it is our job to help them unpack that." Panelists say we need to examine needs and gaps in food, housing, protection and affirmation youth need while covering gun violence in Chicago. @JoyceFdn#publicnewsroom
It takes a village to pull off a weekly event like the #PublicNewsroom, especially when trying to ensure it is a brave space for debate and deconstruction of the most pressing issues in #Chicago.
And every week I my gratitude for this space/that village is strengthened.