Does this feel dignifying? Considering, telling, and sharing more ethical stories

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• Hannah Gadsby, Nanette (2018).
• Sarah Wilson, First, We Make the Beast Beautiful: A New Story About Anxiety (2017).
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• Ruby Oluoch, “The Last Word,” Pollen.
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• Chicago Beyond, “Why am I always being researched?”
• Karen Workman, “Whose story is it? Consider story sovereignty” (2022).
• Kate Marple, “Partnering with People to Tell Their Own Stories.”
• Melissa Lucashenko, “Writing as a Sovereign Act” (2018).
• Michelle Drumm, “The role of personal storytelling in practice” (2013).
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• Otto Scharmer, “Four listening levels” (2019).
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• PhotoVoice, “Ethical Photography for Social Change.”
• Stella Young, “I'm not your inspiration, thank you very much,” TED Talk (2014).
• Tyson Yunkaporta, Right Story, Wrong Story: Adventures in Indigenous Thinking (2024).