Liberation Stories
"Constructing the world we envision, one story at a time."
Liberation Stories is the first anthology created by and for social justice communicators.
Across 29 chapters, movement participants dissect how progressive campaigns between 2000 and 2024 have generated power for revolutionary and radical concepts, such as defunding the police and implementing Medicare for All, with the potential to transform people's everyday lives.
Edited by Shanelle Matthews, Marzena Zukowska and the Radical Communicators Network, these case studies combine academic theory, historical examples, and best practices to provide a candid, forward-looking analysis of how real-world narratives evolve and are challenged through social justice communications.
LIBERATION STORIES: Building Narrative Power for 21st Century Social Movements
To enhance the toolkit available for building progressive and left-leaning narrative power, the Radical Communicators Network is developing a 30-chapter anthology. This anthology analyzes how social justice communicators challenged and dismantled oppressive narratives while advancing radical ideas between 2000 and 2020. It also demystifies 21st-century movement communication strategies and their relationship to organizing and power-building. Additionally, it offers insights from the authors and editors about their experiences in social justice communications.
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