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University of Montana receives $250K to support storytelling in rural, Indigenous communities

The funding will be used to launch four-day intensive audio journalism summer camps in Missoula in July 2024 and 2025.

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What Job Seekers Can Learn from the Three Minute Thesis – It’ All About Knowing How To Tell A Story

The 3MT format teaches scholars how to distill complex ideas into simple, understandable language — a skill that is invaluable in navigating the job market in academia. Here’s how you can apply the principles of the 3MT competition to your job search in higher education:

Tell Us Something is helping Yellowstone Park Employees tell their stories this weekend 7/13-14 – Open Hearts Open Trails

So, this upcoming weekend, I’m heading to Yellowstone to produce Open Hearts Open Trails. It’s a little scaled down from what we’re used to because we had to pull it together pretty quickly, and I am excited about being back in the Park. I’ll keep you posted next month.

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Call for Storytellers on the theme: “Never Again” – Tell Us Something – Deadline August 9

It’s that time again when you have your opportunity to share your story with the Missoula community. Storytellers are paid for sharing their stories and receive story coaching from Tell Us Something staff. Got a story to share? We want to hear it!

Solutions begin in places like Ekalaka, Montana

I want to believe that the relationship that started in that tiny bedroom in Ekalaka, Montana, and trickled down into the two oldest sons, is still the kind of relationship people want to cultivate in Montana, and in America. 

Missoula farm owner seeks $310K in Open Space Bond funds for agriculture preservation

The Missoula City Council will decide in June whether to approve using $310,000 from the voter-approved 2018 Open Space Bond to help a nonprofit purchase a long-running, 8-acre vegetable farm in the Target Range neighborhood and keep it preserved as agricultural land in perpetuity.

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“Pride Month Stories: Grab Your Tickets for Tell Us Something!” Plus! INBC NA Beer Collaboration and Alumni Spotlight

In the June 2024 edition of the Tell Us Something newsletter, Executive Director Marc Moss remembers the Missoula Pride/ Tell Us Something collaboration from last year. Keep reading to learn about the next Story Jam and the Imagine Nation Brewing Company/Tell Us Something collaborative NA Beer and check out what our storytelling alumni are up to now.

Jerry Seinfeld’s 1,000-Second Commencement Speech Was Set to a 5th-Grade Reading Level. It’s the Best Ever Done – Simplicity tells a story and influences deeply.

The speech was not only engaging but also remarkably accessible. It’s a master class in human storytelling, primarily because of its low reading level–equivalent to that of a fifth grader.

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Missoula Pride & Tell Us Something: Stories of Acceptance & Belonging – May 2024 Tell Us Something newsletter

Find your way back to community & get your tickets for the next show. ️‍Powerful stories of belonging & acceptance await at the Missoula Pride Live Storytelling. Get your tickets & celebrate LGBTQ+ voices! Plus! Missoula Gives recap, Plus new podcast