Join us on April 12 at 6:30-8PM for a discussion on storytelling for social change. In a world of facts and data, is there room for storytelling? How can we use stories to promote social and cultural change? Our panelists will discuss the use of stories and storytelling – and how helping… Continue reading…
Join us on April 5 at 6:30PM for a discussion on organizing in rural and urban communities. What are the similarities and differences when listening to urban and rural voices in North Carolina? Where do they align and where do they diverge? Our panelists will discuss what it means to… Continue reading…
The Greensboro News & Record has a feature on Learning Circles, our collaboration with the Greensboro Public Library. Click on the images to be taken to a pdf of the article!
Communication Makes a Difference: Spring 2022 Book Series Every Other Monday, March 21 – April 18, 12:30 pm – 1:45 pm Zoom Events, Open to the Public Follow this link to join the Zoom calls: https://go.uncg.edu/cstbookseries March 21, 2022 Marianne LeGreco Everybody Eats: Communication and the Paths to Food… Continue reading…
Just in time for our Celebration of Community Resilience! The report covers the activities of our community partners and their projects and includes in-depth looks at Democracy Tables, Greensboro Learning Circles, Growing Green for Greens, Guilford Urban Food Initiative and the Beloved Community Center. NCAAC4 UNCG Report 2022
The UNC Research Magazine is featuring the National Communication Association’s Center for Communication, Community Collaboration and Change in its Spring 2022 issue! The article covers our work and the work of our community partners in fostering community resilience through projects addressing everything from food security to education. Click on the… Continue reading…
By Michelle Mieden, Ehab Yimam and Fred Butler Dr. Marianne LeGreco is an Associate Professor and a Graduate Program Director at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. She specializes in organizational and health communication, research methods and food policy, along with being an advocate for food security in the… Continue reading…
By Alec Wagner, Lani Allred and Dey Zambrana-Soler Joyce Johnson is a social justice advocate whose life experiences have driven her towards impacting the lives of Greensboro residents. As an activist, Joyce firmly believes in the power of words and their long-lasting impact when partnered with knowledge. This is… Continue reading…
On Tuesday, March 1, beginning at 11am, we will host hour-long conversations for students, faculty, and community members on how community engaged teaching and research raise critical questions of social justice, ethics, and community resilience. Participants will be invited into break out groups for conversation rounds with suggested prompts to… Continue reading…
