Understanding Social Change through Storytelling

The speaker, a writer-director, uses storytelling to promote social change by amplifying marginalized voices and encouraging dialogue on taboo topics. They highlight the challenges faced by Ugandan artists due to past censorship and emphasize the importance of conversations in activism. Through provocative theater, such as the play 'Silent Voices', they bring together diverse groups to address justice issues. The speaker also shares personal experiences of cultural exchange, advocating for sharing and understanding different truths to enrich perspectives.

What is the primary focus of the speaker's storytelling?

• To document historical events

• To promote social change

• To entertain audiences

• To create fictional worlds

Why does the speaker believe 'staying in your truth' can be misleading?

• It encourages open dialogue

• It leads to extreme views

• It promotes empathy

• It fosters understanding

What was the main goal of the play 'Silent Voices'?

• To showcase Ugandan culture

• To entertain the audience

• To criticize the government

• To bring stakeholders together for dialogue

How did the former rebel soldier react to the play during the Northern Uganda tour?

• He recognized his past mistakes

• He was angry and left

• He ignored the performance

• He laughed inappropriately

What metaphor does the speaker use to describe sharing truths?

• A bridge

• A meal

• A book

• A journey