Community Sharing

This lesson plan is part of the Resource Guide Connecting Through Time: Intergenerational & Family Storytelling, a Photoville and PhotoWings collaboration developed at the onset of COVID-19 to support intergenerational storytelling through photography.nnThis activity walks students through defining the core audience for their work, mapping their community for exhibition spaces, creating an exhibition proposal, and producing a community exhibition u2014 a culminating step that carries student photography out into shared public space.nnProduced and facilitated by Photoville and presented in partnership with PhotoWings. It sits alongside the other activities in the Connecting Through Time toolkit, which collects companion lessons for intergenerational and family storytelling.nnAuthor: Jasmin Chang & Wendy Barrales u00b7 Image u00a9 Wendy Barrales u00b7 Materials needed: flip-chart paper, writing utensils u00b7 Age range: middle u2013 high school.

• Define the core audience for personal storytelling work
• Map community spaces suitable for exhibition
• Produce a community exhibition