Tag Archive for: storytelling

Pamela Paul stands at a light wooden podium against a black background. She wears a blue dress patterned with yellow, pink, and orange flowers.

Storytelling for Life: Global Solutions and Lifelong Care at One Rb World 2024 Day Three | Page 3

As the 7th One Rb World Conference in Honolulu, Hawaii, reached its final hours, personal insights and global initiatives took center stage. Marissa D. Gonzalez, President of World Eye Cancer Hope USA, and Conference Event Chair, reflects on the collective mission to save lives, including The New York Times Opinion feature, “It Takes a Lifetime to Survive Childhood Cancer,” – and the story behind the article.

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A graphic design primarily in dark tones with a central visual of an open book, its fan of pages emitting a glowing, golden light that spreads outwards. Above the book, the words "Speak Up!" are emphasised in a large, sparkling gold font. Below the book, plain gold text reads "Share Your Retinoblastoma Story". The overall aesthetic is inspiration, awareness, and hope, and the open sharing of stories and information.

4 Key Ways Sharing Your Story Makes a Difference, and Tips for Telling

Every individual in the retinoblastoma community has a unique story to tell – whether parent, survivor, sibling, professional, extended family member or supporter. Abby White explores the importance of storytelling, and the many ways in which sharing your story can make a difference – to your own life, and to the world.

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