RCP volunteers will be recording stories from March 13-15, 2018, in Puerto Viejo, Playa Chiquita, Punta Uva and Manzanillo. You can interview someone you know, or come with your own stories to be interviewed by our team.
Los voluntarios de RCP grabarán historias del 13 al 15 de marzo de 2018 en Puerto Viejo, Playa Chiquita, Punta Uva y Manzanillo. Puede entrevistar a alguien que conoce, o venir con sus propias historias para ser entrevistado por nuestro equipo.
Join the Rich Coast Project and students from Indiana University's Media School for an evening of story sharing. Members of the RCP team will guide a series of facilitated story exchanges based on the method developed by Narrative 4, a nonprofit dedicated to "building a community of empathic global citizens who improve the world through the exchange of personal narratives."
Aprende cómo ser un reportero local y crea tu propio micro-historia sobre Puerto Viejo. Traiga una cámara o un teléfono inteligente si tiene uno. Vea su historia publicada por Informate Caribe y The Rich Coast Project.
Learn how to be a local reporter and create your own micro story about Puerto Viejo. Bring a camera or smart phone if you have one. See your story published by Informate Caribe and the Rich Coast Project.
PechaKucha Night, now in over 900 cities, is an event for community to meet, network, and show their work and share their ideas in public. The first PechaKucha Night event will arrive in Puerto Viejo on Saturday September 30. Join us for a presentation about the Rich Coast Project by Markus Brown.
Join us at the Hidden Garden for a Story Circle with community elders as they share stories from their lives traditional wellness practices and how their knowledge has helped them survive.
Events TBD.
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A rotating gallery of photographs will be on display for public view until further notice at Hotel Puerto Viejo. Una galería rotativa de fotografías estará en exhibición para la vista pública hasta nuevo aviso en el Hotel Puerto Viejo.
Join the Rich Coast Project for a presentation of videos and historic photographs from Caribe Sur, and participate in the act of keeping memory alive by sharing your stories and information.
Photographs from the South Caribe Roots Archive are on display at the Casa de la Cultura in Puerto Viejo.
IU Media School students and members of the Caribe Sur community will join together in a story exchange on November 21. The story exchange is an exercise in which individuals are randomly paired off and each shares a story that in some way defines him or her. Afterwards, each is responsible for telling the other’s story, taking on the persona of his or her partner and telling the story in the first person.
