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Volunteer Opportunity: Narrative Justice Volunteer
ORGANIZATION: The Narrative Project
Please visit the new page to apply.
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About The Narrative Project
We help people rewrite their stories before their stories rewrite their endings.
The Narrative Project is a community storytelling and healing justice initiative rooted in truth-telling, trauma recovery, and cultural reclamation. We work with youth, survivors, and community members to transform silence into speech and pain into power.
The Narrative Project also works at the intersection of storytelling and justice system reform, partnering with formerly incarcerated individuals, justice-involved youth, and people actively rebuilding their lives after incarceration. We believe every person deserves the right to reclaim their story, and that lived experience is a powerful source of truth and transformation.
Our work lives at the intersection of story, equity, and liberation.
Volunteer Roles Available1. Story Circle Co-Facilitator
Support trauma-informed story workshops for youth, BIPOC, LGBTQ+, or survivor communities.
Note: Some roles may require school clearance or a background check.
2. Community Outreach & Engagement Volunteer
Help build connections with local orgs, schools, and potential participants.
3. Event Support + Logistics
Assist with setup, registration, hospitality, and sacred space creation for healing events.
Volunteers must sign a basic liability waiver for in-person events.
4. Social Media & Content Support
Help curate and share stories of impact, amplify community voice, and extend our digital presence.
5. Research & Impact Documentation Volunteer
Assist with grant data, quote collection, and building narrative-based reports to show our impact, and help with looking for future grants.
Folks who believe in story as medicine and justice
People with experience or passion for healing work, facilitation, advocacy, or community organizing
Those who can honor trauma and transformation with integrity and care
Students, artists, teachers, counselors, and dreamers welcome
Especially seeking BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and lived-experience volunteers
- Formerly incarcerated individuals, juvenile justice alumni, and those currently on the path to healing and reform are especially encouraged to apply. Your story matters here.
Volunteers will be asked to maintain confidentiality and emotional safety in all participant interactions.
What You’ll GainTraining in narrative justice and trauma-informed community work
Experience in nonprofit and healing-centered facilitation
A chance to be part of a growing movement for truth, repair, and collective power
Optional credit, recommendation letters, or acknowledgment for school programs
Fill out online application and Send a short intro (written, audio, or video) to:
jacob.newsome@powerofthenarrative.com
Include your name, a bit about what draws you to this work, and what role(s) you’re interested in.
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About The Narrative Project
Location:
4030 King Street, Houston, TX 77026, US
Mission Statement
The Narrative Foundation exists to help people rewrite their stories before their stories rewrite their endings. We use storytelling as a tool for trauma healing, truth-telling, and justice. Rooted in equity, empathy, and emotional restoration, we create spaces where marginalized voices are heard, honored, and held. Our mission is to transform silence into speech, and pain into power.
Description
The Narrative Foundation was created in 2025 to reclaim storytelling as a pathway to liberation and healing for those historically silenced, especially Black, queer, youth, and survivor communities.
Through The Narrative Project, we host community storytelling workshops, emotional literacy programming, youth narrative rewrite sessions, and healing-centered public events.
We partner with schools, nonprofits, and grassroots organizers to provide safe, sacred spaces for people to process trauma, reclaim identity, and speak their truth.
We believe stories save lives, and we’re building a movement where every voice is valued, every wound is honored, and every story can begin again.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
77006
DATE POSTED
June 18, 2025
SKILLS
- Mentoring
- Graphic Design / Print
- Social Media / Blogging
- Fundraising
- Community Outreach
- Verbal / Written Communication
GOOD FOR
N/A
REQUIREMENTS
- Driver's License Needed
- Background Check
- Must be at least 21