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THE STORY BOX PROJECT global publishing and sharing now has Donate Jul 20, 2010
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Switzerland: LIGHT UP A STORY! THE MATCHBOX OF STORIES / Caux-expo at Switzerland, Caux

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July 19, 2010 at 1:30pm to August 2, 2010 at 5:30pm
Light up a story! The Matchbox of storiesThis project has been designed for to promote cultural rights.In the Matchbox of stories every storymatch contains a life or invented story.This is a traveling globalsharing project to create a space of consciousness inwhich stories are shared, then the participants write a new story for astorymatch, then depose it in the Matchbox of stories;it will continue its travel around the world in human rights museum, schools,libraries, festivals.You organise a…See More
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Where Is My Daddy?

Some people get the blues around holidays such as Thanks Giving, Chrismas, New Years Eve and even on Valintines Day if they have to spend those times alone. But have you ever thought about what goes on in a childs mind on Father's Day when there is no father around.I am in my senior years and I can still recall the night my mother and father broke up. I was approximately 3 or 4 years old. I was still in the crib. My father had a yellow and burgendy suit case when he left. My parents had just…See More
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Jeremy Prather is now a member of THE STORY BOX PROJECT global publishing and sharing Jun 4, 2010
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Gena Bos commented on Kevin Cordi's photo
Thanks Kevin, We had so much fun with the Storybox and hope to be able to continue next year with one!!! Gena Bos
May 5, 2010
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Blog post by John Les Gibson Sr. Apr 23, 2010
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The Cat in the Hat

I remember reading to my daughter's third grade class when she was a child. Now, my daughter is a full grown woman, teaching kindergarten. When she allowed me to read to her kindergarten class, for National Read Aloud Day, it took me back to when my daughter was a child. I did notice a difference though. Her kindergarten class was attentive to the story, The Cat in the Hat , but they had no way of knowing what was going on in my head. I did not know that the pleasure of reading aloud could…See More
Blog post by John Les Gibson Sr. Apr 20, 2010
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Nathalie Jendly commented on Kevin Cordi's video
Bravo dear Kevin and thanks so much! Best thoughts! Nathalie
Apr 18, 2010
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Nathalie Jendly commented on Kevin Cordi's video
Bravo! how wonderful to have it online! Many thanks! And a wonderful day to you. Nathalie
Apr 18, 2010
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Shannon Gonzales-Miller left a comment for Wishelle Banks
Wishelle ~ I am with you, In Spirit, your sister through shared experiences and a burning desire to seek, hold on and honor our ancestors' struggles and triumphs. With the heart of a warrior, telling our stories as we know them, forgiving,…
Apr 16, 2010
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Dear Shannon... Miigwetch - Thank You - for your uplifting comment, arriving at a very crucial time, your words settling over me like sacred sage smoke, comforting and uplifting me like a prayer... With you, In Spirit, across the miles and…
Apr 16, 2010
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Wishelle Banks and Shannon Gonzales-Miller are now friends Apr 16, 2010
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Shannon Gonzales-Miller left a comment for Wishelle Banks
Hi Winshelle, I wanted you to know I have your story. Kevin was on our campus Thursday to bring the story boxes back. We sent them out last year. the boxes were spread out on the stage like area. Some of the stories were taken out of the boxes for…
Apr 16, 2010

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Come Share your Story, Story Ideas, and learn more about the Story Box Project!

Are you:
A student whose teacher told you that you should publish that story.
A writer who is looking for new audiences for your work.
A storyteller who knows the value of sharing stories.
A parent who wants to let people know about your favorite aunt or uncle
A social activist who wants to share a narrative about change
A dreamer who just wants to tell us about the worlds you create
A person who is proud of their country’s tradition and wants others in the world to know about it:

Share your stories by sending them to us so that we can place them in the international/national Story Boxes. These Story Boxes are shared with new audiences in places in and around the world. Hundreds and thousands of people will read them. A teacher may use the story to help their classroom. A storyteller may perform your story to a group of kids. We have had people published as a result of reading their story in the Story Box. A community organizer may share their story to help others value their community. A child may create their own world based on your imagination. We guarantee the story will travel and with each new place, new readers will discover your story.

The Story Box is designed to help share the global world of stories. The narrative either we make up or we live is worth sharing with others. No story is edited. We do ask that you mark it for kids /adults or both. It is simply placed in the Story Box. However, when you fill out the story form,(see below) people are encouraged to let you know where the story travels and what they did with it. Don’t be surprised to hear from others around the world about your story. Kids write the authors. Other writers share ideas. Your writing is part of the Global sharing experiences.

You can sign up to host or receive a StoryBox or send stories at the website, www.storyboxproject.com

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John Les Gibson Sr.

Where Is My Daddy?

Some people get the blues around holidays such as Thanks Giving, Chrismas, New Years Eve and even on Valintines Day if they have to spend those times alone. But have you ever thought about what goes on in a childs mind on Father's Day when there is no father around.

I am in my senior years and I can still recall the night my mother and father broke up. I was approximately 3 or 4 years old. I was still in the crib. My father had a yellow and burgendy suit case when he left. My…

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Posted by John Les Gibson Sr. on May 27, 2010 at 3:00pm

John Les Gibson Sr.

It is OK to email me when someone comment

I would love to know whenever someone comment on something that I have written.

Posted by John Les Gibson Sr. on April 22, 2010 at 6:34pm

John Les Gibson Sr.

The Cat in the Hat

I remember reading to my daughter's third grade class when she was a child. Now, my daughter is a full grown woman, teaching kindergarten. When she allowed me to read to her kindergarten class, for National Read Aloud Day, it took me back to when my daughter was a child. I did notice a difference though. Her kindergarten class was attentive to the story, The Cat in the Hat , but they had no way of knowing what was going on in my head. I did not know that the pleasure of reading aloud could… Continue

Posted by John Les Gibson Sr. on March 15, 2010 at 8:30am

Kevin Cordi

Arizona StoryBox

The Story Box (AKA Treasure of Tales Box) has arrived in Tucson, Arizona!*

March 8, 2010: With the Tucson Festival of Books fast…

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Posted by Kevin Cordi on March 11, 2010 at 6:00pm

laura simms

world read aloud day

I was inspired receiving this announce today and contacted a few storytellers and an arts council I hope to have a day at a school in Manhattan on March 3rd and will keep you posted. I love this idea.

If I can, I would provide storytelling/reading in classes, or in an auditorium at the start of the day. And follow up with a few classes creating stories to share here ...

So far Robin Bady is joining me. Just posted. So waiting to conjure this up... xxx

Posted by laura simms on February 12, 2010 at 10:12am — 2 Comments

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