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Creating better cities together.
How do we get people out into their cities when so much of their attention is online?


This participatory workshop explores how to communicate projects, explain impact, and build public awareness in a crowded digital landscape. Focusing on the fundamentals of human communication rather than platform trends, participants will learn how to capture attention, communicate ideas clearly, and tell stories that connect.


Using a hands-on "story blocks" method, participants will shape and test stories in real time, developing practical tools they can apply across social media, community engagement, campaigns, and public education. Through collaborative exercises, they’ll learn how to hook an audience, communicate complex ideas clearly, and create narratives that resonate beyond professional circles.


This session is ideal for anyone who wants to communicate their work more effectively and with greater confidence. Participants will leave with a practical storytelling framework, a story they have developed during the workshop, and a deeper understanding of how digital storytelling can help turn awareness into action.
Speakers
avatar for Julia Barry

Julia Barry

Senior Video Producer, Freelance
Julia is a London-based filmmaker, video producer and editor specialising in digital storytelling for arts, cultural and educational organisations. She's currently senior video producer at the Southbank Centre, and has previously  worked with major cultural institutions including... Read More →
Thursday September 24, 2026 11:45am - 1:00pm CEST
Otwarta Przestrzeń Kultury St. John of Nepomuk Church in Szczytnicki Park aleja Dąbska, 51-621 Wrocław, Poland

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