Multimedia Storytelling Workshops and Cultural Heritage Archive
Participatory programs to seek to elevate advocacy, education, enrich connections and build meaningful relationships.
Building on Traditions of Cultural Inheritance to Document and Sustain Cultural Preservation Initiatives.
Alexandra Elizabeth Corazza is a polylingual strategist, educator, and institutional fundraiser dedicated to elevating cross-cultural narratives and community-led initiatives worldwide. With over fifteen years of international experience spanning more than thirty countries, Alexandra specializes in grant lifecycle management, cross-cultural program design to bridge the gap between grassroots community needs and institutional philanthropic goals.
Alexandra studied at the School of Visual Arts in New York City and StoryCenter in Berkeley, California, and holds a Graduate Certificate in Non-Profit Management from Harvard Extension School.
Food From Home
Cooking Tools : Improv. When making a home-cooked meal away from home, it can be hard to find all of the utensils you are used to. But, Farhiya has a special talent for repurposing what she finds in the kitchen.
Entrepreneurs
Red : "I don't know, maybe there is more in front of me--that I'm gonna get to learn, more and more. This is not the end of the world and this is not the only place that I am gonna get to see. There are so many places.."
Education For Girls
"Cross Cultural, Cross Generational Female Storytelling" in Tibetan Areas of China: Qinghai. Without using much language, we completed a multimedia story about their time at the winter camp, incorporating portraits that serve as a message to their future selves. A time capsule.
Refugee women in Nairobi created a promotional multimedia piece illustrating traditional crafts from home.