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iREAD 2023- Find Your Voice

Wow!  Perfect!
Yes! CSLP too.  All Together Now! 

We found our voice by helping kids and adults find theirs.

This has always been the heart and soul of our storytelling work and life.

Vision and Voices

Our Collaboration with The United Nations and the National Park Service at Muir Woods.

We Have Stories To Tell

Multi- year project With Santa Cruz County Library System and University of California with farm workers, home schoolers and shelters.

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F.E.A.S.T!  Families Eating and Storytelling Together!

Our community wide joyous celebrations of food and family stories.

The Endangered Stories Act

Bob's initiative encouraging elders to tell and youngsters to ask, listen and retell.

 

Story Salsa!

Liz's bilingual programs that

celebrate all second languages.

 

 K-8 Award Winning Oral

Language Development Residencies

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Booking for 2023

 

We know that you have many great choices for your programs.

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So this is what we think is most important for you to know about us.

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We've been crisscrossing the country for many years,

receiving rave reviews for our signature style of participatory storytelling.

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The iREAD Find Your Voice theme couldn't be more appropriate for the stories, listening, language, voice and gesture games that we'll share.

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Yes! CSLP All Together Now programs too.

Teenchy Tiny Duck Has Friends!

We Have Stories of Kindness Friendship and Unity to Tell!

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You can book our programs with confidence that your patrons of all ages

are going to have a great storytelling experience!

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Learn more about our 2023 programs

Click here.

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We'd love to hear from you.

We're easy to talk with

We're easy to plan with!

The Voiceless Child

Considering the Find Your Voice theme,

 we share this short video that was inspired by our work in a California school district.

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During her first four years of school, Sophie's teachers never heard her utter a single word in class. Then on the third  day of our storytelling residency, Sophie picked up the Talking Stick, introduced herself and explained how her mother made tortillas.  Her classmates instantly erupted in cheers and applause  The faculty lunch room and even the local cafe was abuzz with the news.  A young French film student heard the story and created this video- The Voiceless Child. 

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This testimonial speaks to what we aim for!

"Liz and Bob enthralled a packed room of preschoolers, school age kids, parents, and teachers and kept all ages entertained at once – an amazing feat.  Their delightful combination of fun personalities, participatory folktales and foot stomping music  culminated with the audience becoming the band!  One of our all time favorite programs!”  (Lincoln MA Public Library)   

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