ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this conversation with Helen Nde, we dive deep into understanding storytelling and the power of story for education, and learn from Helen about the role that storytelling from the African continent has for education into the future. Helen’s rich insights into story as a cultural process remind us about the need for and benefits of diverse storytelling in our worlds. Learn more about Helen’s work at her blog: https://www.helennde.com
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