Everybody has a story
to tell. - What's yours? How can you tell it? One
way is through Digital Storytelling. All you need
are some pictures, music and your voice. - Don't
have pictures or music, we can help you with that
too! Our project is designed for computer
beginners and advanced techies alike. Come see
what FREE tools are available for you. History is
made every day, help us capture a moment!
Visit us
online at MeetUp.com
to meet the great individuals involved
in this project, and to register for all our
upcoming events.
Marriage Equality Story
Project
This project gives individuals
and same-sex couples the opportunity to become “A Voice
for Marriage Equality” by using this technology to tell
their personal stories. Watch the short films in the
playlist below!
For more information, or to
become a voice for marriage equality, contact Eddie
Valtierra, the Marriage Equality and Education Project
Coordinator, at (619)692-2077, ext. 111 or evaltierra@thecentersd.org.
'Pozitive' Digital Story Telling
Workshop
Don't be silenced and tell it how it
is. Join this interactive workshop series which will
lead you through the process of writing, designing and
producing the story you never knew you had. It’s a
creative writing, digital imaging and film production
workshop rolled up into one. No writing or multimedia
experience necessary. This workshop is especially for
those living with or affected by HIV/AIDS. Come find out
how your story can have a ‘pozitive’ effect!
Drop-in during May and June on Thrusdays 6:30pm
– 8:30pm @ The Center and check it out!
This group will be led by Michael Coffey
(Michael showcased his first film at the Marriage
Equality Red Carpet Premiere.) For more information or
to RSVP contact Michael at buddhadude@mac.com
or Carolyn Hunt at (619) 692-2077 ext. 133.
Queer Youth Digital
Media Festival
Hillcrest Youth
Center's Digital Media Project and ArcoIris Lounge
/Colored Lenses Project will host a Queer Youth Digital
Media Festival at The Center on Saturday, June
3rd from 11am-3pm.
Youth
attendees will deconstruct media, and learn how they too
can create stories of their own, and learn about youth
media activism. Two break-out sessions and lunch
included. Featured will be a documentary produced by
LGBT youth of color through the ArcoIris Lounge/Colored
Lenses Project with support from the San Diego
Foundation for Change and SD Pride.
For more
information, contact Morgan Sully, Digital Media
Coordinator at msully@thecentersd.org,
or (619) 497-2920, ext., 106 or Johanna Malaret,
ArcoIris Lounge Director, arcoirislounge@yahoo.com,
(619)339-8989.
Quarterly Digital
Storytelling Workshop for Women
The Center’s Women’s Resource Center and The
Digital Media Project will host another workshop for
women TBA in July.
By utilizing voice, song and
images, women have the opportunity to create their own
unique story that will last a lifetime. This group is
lead by Women’s Discussion Group Leader, Michelle
Tuatagaloa.
To find out more or to sign-up
for the next workshop, contact Michele at eaglewoman77@aol.com.
Digital
Storytelling General Orientation
Everyone is welcome to attend this general
orientation which meets Quarterly at the David Bohnett
Center. We'll guide you through the steps you'll need to
complete a story like those featured on our Digital
Quilt. Our staff and volunteers are trained to make
this process easy for everyone. To sign-up for the next orientation, contact
Lindsay Sullivan, the Manager of Information Technology
at lsullivan@thecentersd.org
or (619)692-2077, ext. 107.
"Digital
storytelling is the combination of voice, music
and images compiled in electronic format to help
in the telling of a story. More...
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Digital Story Quilt
In January 2006, The Center
launched its 'Digital Story Quilt'. Our goal is
to patch together the lives and voices of
hundreds of San Diego voices in this community
project. Check
it out!
Digital Toolkit
Are you the independent
type? The Center has created a handy
"digital toolkit", so you can have access to all
the tools you will need to create your own
multimedia project. Click here to access our
toolkit.
Our Last
Workshop...
Check out Photos from our previous
Digital
Media workshops!
Joining Our Team
This year The Center is joined by
AmeriCorps* CTC VISTA Morgan
Sully who will develop the capacity of the
Digital Media Project at The Center and enrich
the resources and programming of The Center's
two computer labs. Morgan has been instrumental
in getting the Digital Media Project launched
and in creating the digital toolkit.
The
VISTA Community Technology Center (CTC) project
aims to help bridge the digital divide and serve
our nation's undeserved communities.
For
more information about the Center's Digital
Media Project contact Morgan Sully, Digital
Media and Community Technology Coordinator, at
msully@thecentersd.org
or (619)497-2920 ext. 106 or Lindsay Sullivan,
Manager of Information Technology at
(619)692-2077, ext. 107 or lsullivan@thecentersd.org.