Poor People's Campaign
April 19 @ 1:55 am EDT

OHPPC Virtual Story Circle

Monday August 17 from 7pm to 9pm EDT

Click here to fill out this form  or go to, and feel free to share bitly.com/OHPPCStorycircle  

WHAT IS A STORY CIRCLE?  A Story Circle is a small group of individuals sitting (virtually) in a circle, sharing stories from their own experience focusing on a common theme. We are inviting folks to engage with key themes, resources, and ideas generated by the Poor People's Campaign. Every story has a beginning, a middle, an end, and a teller. Imagine starting this way: "Let me tell you about the time..." Whatever story each person wants to tell is welcome. As each person in turn shares a story, a larger, richer, and more complex story emerges. Taken together, these stories can help us to develop a shared analysis of the problems our communities face and spark our imagination about what is possible when we take action together. By the end, people see both real differences and things their stories have in common. 

Story Circles are often understood as deriving from indigenous traditions. 

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OHPPC Virtual Story Circle

Monday August 17 from 7pm to 9pm EDT

Click here to fill out this form  or go to, and feel free to share bitly.com/OHPPCStorycircle  

WHAT IS A STORY CIRCLE?  A Story Circle is a small group of individuals sitting (virtually) in a circle, sharing stories from their own experience focusing on a common theme. We are inviting folks to engage with key themes, resources, and ideas generated by the Poor People’s Campaign. Every story has a beginning, a middle, an end, and a teller. Imagine starting this way: “Let me tell you about the time…” Whatever story each person wants to tell is welcome. As each person in turn shares a story, a larger, richer, and more complex story emerges. Taken together, these stories can help us to develop a shared analysis of the problems our communities face and spark our imagination about what is possible when we take action together. By the end, people see both real differences and things their stories have in common. 

Story Circles are often understood as deriving from indigenous traditions.