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Orion Camero
Program Designer/Facilitator, Visual Storytelling Educator, Coalition Builder
Orion Camero serves as the Network Program Manager - Action Lead at Narrative Initiative. They are recognized as a queer visual storytelling educator and cultural organizer, with a strong focus on coalition-building and community engagement. Camero has a background in public speaking, curriculum design, and program facilitation, which supports their role in promoting effective storytelling and advocacy within various communities.
In addition to their work at Narrative Initiative, Camero has been involved in initiatives related to climate action and creative placemaking. They have also participated in significant events like COP25 as a delegation leader and have been active in various educational and community-oriented projects.123
Highlights
Grateful to be a Guest Lecturer at Stanford University's Environmental Justice Colloquium this year! While I have presented here a few years now (and it is amazing every time I come to connect with the EJ cohort), 2023 was an especially noteworthy talk- I shared the process and progress behind the California Allegory (Callegory) project, as well as a teaser of the upcoming, in-progress final poster in the trilogy. 📚
The arts remain an incredible vehicle for cross-issue storytelling and a catalyst for interdisciplinary action. It is always so lovely to come speak and get mutually inspired 😍
Are you a Future Leader at The Aspen Institute, or a young leader looking to learn more about social change storytelling? Please join us virtually tomorrow for our Shaping Worlds Through Stories workshop. I'm gonna be leading this first offering with experiences and examples of arts activism and narrative organizing, and how we can all do that together! More info and the registration link can be found below.
Date/Time: Thursday, April 27 | 8:30pm ET / 5:30pm PT Join us on Thursday for an interactive and robust conversation around the activities we have planned throughout the month of May, which is recognized as Mental Health Awareness Month, and how you can participate. Additionally, this informative workshop is meant to introduce the number of ways that media and storytelling can be used to advance social change. Participants will observe examples, explore differing strategies, and brainstorm involvement in the campaign around climate mental health in May.
Register here: https://lnkd.in/e69mbN_2
