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You know whose social I’m really enjoying right now? @StoryCorps
Their animated shorts (which they’ve been doing for YEARS) are just what I want in a pandemic: an interesting story to get lost in for less than a minute and a catharsis laugh or cry. https://twitter.com/storycorps/status/1250144410647629824
Their animated shorts (which they’ve been doing for YEARS) are just what I want in a pandemic: an interesting story to get lost in for less than a minute and a catharsis laugh or cry. https://twitter.com/storycorps/status/1250144410647629824
In general, I find that the organizations who are shining in social are the ones who knew who they were before hand.
@StoryCorps is a national organization that tells stories and believes in the power of connection. And that’s what they’re doing now.
@StoryCorps is a national organization that tells stories and believes in the power of connection. And that’s what they’re doing now.
They’re headquartered in one of the nation’s hot spots with a base in Atlanta (home of the @CDCgov ), yet their primary messaging has stayed focus on their national identity—because that’s who they are and where their digital audience is.
I used to be more tuned into the Story Corps discourse to know the latest updates on it as a place to work ( @StoryCorpsUnion) and their archival policies related to their recordings. I’m now out of the loop.
Where my oral historians at?
Tell me if this thread made you cringe.
Where my oral historians at?
Tell me if this thread made you cringe.
