"There have been great societies that did not use the wheel, but there have been no societies that did not tell stories."
-- Ursula K. LeGuin
Storytelling Arts, Inc Programs
Storytelling is one of the oldest traditions of mankind and is a unique way to enhance literacy and communication skills, build self-esteem, and so much more. SAI Programs can be found in schools, detention and youth shelters as well as community organizations. Check out the following to find how storytelling can help you!
What's New
Professional Development Workshop on May 18, 2013!
Imagine That! Stories travel beyond fiction writing
SAI is very pleased to be working on the following programs:
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Morris County Detention Center and Youth Shelter
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Professional Development Series with NJ Educators
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Residency with Paterson School #7
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Girls Emerging at Paul Robeson Charter School
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Pre-School Residency at St. Mary's in Paterson
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Pre-School Residency at Head Start Organization of Morris County
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Residency with Florence L. Walther's School
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Assembly Program with Mill Hill Center
- Docent Training with the Princeton Art Museum
Funders
SAI is proud to be funded by:
Morris County Grant in Aid
The Countess Moira Charitable Foundation
The Horizon Foundation
The PNC Foundation
The Rose & Louis H. Linowitz Charitable Foundation
The Turrell Fund
Our vision is to enable at-risk children and youth to bridge the literacy gap, build communication and social skills and succeed in school and the outside world. Whether challenged by learning disabilities, learning English as a second language or living in impoverished conditions, those we serve are language deprived.
