Translating Complex Justice Work Into Compelling Public Narrative
Invited to speak at UC Berkeley, COJA Principal Paula Lehman-Ewing delivered a lecture on narrative, power, and storytelling in justice movements—breaking down how messages land, why some fail, and what makes a story move people toward understanding and action.
The visit included direct engagement with students, dialogue with faculty, and responsive Q&A that helped ground abstract ideas in their lived academic experience. By tailoring the conversation to the student audience, COJA helped build narrative literacy across disciplines and created a learning experience that continues to circulate online.
Translating Complex Justice Work Into Compelling Public Narrative
Invited to speak at UC Berkeley, COJA Principal Paula Lehman-Ewing delivered a lecture on narrative, power, and storytelling in justice movements—breaking down how messages land, why some fail, and what makes a story move people toward understanding and action.
The visit included direct engagement with students, dialogue with faculty, and responsive Q&A that helped ground abstract ideas in their lived academic experience. By tailoring the conversation to the student audience, COJA helped build narrative literacy across disciplines and created a learning experience that continues to circulate online.