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Sharing Our Ancestors’ Stories: Transforming Family Experiences into Meaningful Narratives

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Michelle Karren discusses the value of meaningful stories, how they benefit children and adults. She also discusses different types of narratives and the steps to creating a meaningful family narrative. She finishes by giving a case study of transforming a simple family story into an engaging narrative.

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