Digital+Storytelling

Year 1 - Llano Grande Retreat
On November 3-6 2011, NELA Cohort I and Cohort II members met on the Outer Banks of N.C. to participate in a workshop/retreat of leadership self-discovery through digital storytelling. The workshop was led by the [|Llano Grande Center for Research and Development]. This digital story was produced by Tonya, as a result of the Llano Grande training. //As one of the oldest insects existing, the near-mystical dragonfly once darted where dino////saurs roamed at ten times it’s current size ...that was when trees were towering and provided more nutrients, cover and oxyg// //en. Since then, dragonflies have downsized from wingspans as great as 20-30 inches to the more nimble 2-3 inches of today. Though dragonflies almost never walk, they’ve reduced their symbolic and consumptive footprint to a tenth of what it once was in response to the decrease in resources.//   //We have much to learn.//   //-//angel Kyodo williams //Dragonfly is the essence of the winds of change. If a dragonfly comes to you... it may be a message that it is time to break down the illusions you have held that restrict your actions or ideas.//  -Dianne Lehmann [|Llano Grande Digital Story Toolkit]

= Year 2- Llano Grande Retreat  =

Community Digital Story- Obesity & Diabetes
NELA Cohort II Members: Tonya Little, Elizabeth Moran, Lisa Pennington & Krista Fasoli media type="custom" key="21571930"