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Invest in stories that educate, eradicate stigma, and inspire action to protect reproductive freedom

Special guest Shai Brown will discuss her participation in 2013's What to Expect When You’re NOT Expecting and a woman’s freedom of choice. Additional guests to be announced. This event series is free and open to the public with a suggested donation of $20.

Thursday, December 10, 2020 at 7pm

Inside Black Stories Matter Featuring Shai Brown

Write about, share, and connect around your experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic with TMI Project at this drop-in true storytelling workshop series.

Workshops run every Monday evening at 7pm - 8:30pm from January 4th-25th

Alone Together: Storytelling in the time of COVID-19 Workshop Series

New Episodes Air Wednesdays

Don’t miss the release of Season 2: Black Stories Matter featuring underrepresented stories of the Black experience in America – the full spectrum – the triumphs, humor, beauty, and resilience.

The TMI Project Podcast
Season 2: Black Stories Matter

LEARN MORE

Submit a story of up to 1000 words about hope, resilience, silver linings and the unexpected gifts you’ve received during the COVID-19 pandemic.

We are now accepting rolling submissions.

Call for COVID-19 Pandemic Stories

SHARE YOUR STORY

Fill out our form to access the film and our Viewing & Discussion Guide.

Interested in viewing the film or hosting a screening?

Fill-out our form to access our Viewing and Discussion Guide.

Bring our Black Stories Matter storytelling performance to your organization, community group or home by hosting a viewing party.

Invest in stories that educate, eradicate stigma, and inspire action to protect reproductive freedom

GIVE TODAY!

Inside Black Stories Matter Featuring Shai Brown

Thursday, December 10th, 2020
7pm - 8:30pm

Alone Together: Storytelling in the time of COVID-19 Workshop Series

Workshops run every Monday evening at 7pm - 8:30pm from January 4th - 25th.

Don’t miss the release of Season 2: Black Stories Matter featuring underrepresented stories of the Black experience in America – the full spectrum – the triumphs, humor, beauty, and resilience.

Learn More

Interested in viewing the film or hosting a screening?

Fill out our form to access the film and our Viewing & Discussion Guide.

HOST A SCREENING

Call for COVID-19 Pandemic Stories

We are now accepting rolling submissions.

Submit a story of up to 1000 words about hope, resilience, silver linings and the unexpected gifts you’ve received during the COVID-19 pandemic.

SHARE YOUR STORY

Bring our Black Stories Matter storytelling performance to your organization, community group or home by hosting a viewing party.

Fill-out our form to access our Viewing and Discussion Guide.

Bring the power of true storytelling to you

HIRE TMI PROJECT

Take a Storytelling Workshop

WRITE YOUR STORY

Listen &
Watch Stories

BROWSE MEDIA

STORYTELLER SPOTLIGHT

AREAS OF FOCUS

Writing and Performance

True stories told by the people who lived them. Our instructors help participants produce compelling, highly personal monologues and essays through exercises and feedback in a safe space, followed by hands-on editing.

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Community Outreach

Mental illness often has a stigma associated with it that prevents those who suffer to get the help they need. Discover how telling true stories to live audiences with the help of TMI Project and The Mental Health Association of Ulster County helps people cope and heal.

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Education

With the help of TMI Project, students come to understand one another through hearing each other's stories. Walls are often broken down between "cliques." As a result of increased compassion and a deeper understanding of one another, bullying decreases.

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Activism

Twelve feminists from around the world met in upstate New York in September 2014. They gathered to pilot TMI Project's methodology for Gender at Work and to unearth and tell their own stories. This video is a testimony to the power of the personal story.

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TESTIMONIALS

"By not merely acknowledging my deepest insecurities, but also publicly sharing them at the United Nations, of all the places in the world, I began to accept them. I became more open with my mentors and friends and ended up creating an amazing circle of support based on genuine human connection."

Momal Mushtaq Participant
"Listening to veterans' stories is literally a way to consciously share the burden of war with the warriors. I know because through TMI Project, the people in my community listened, and shared the burden of Vietnam with me."

Ray Cocks Participant
"I don't want the mental illness to rule my life anymore; I want to be free: Free from that which has controlled me. I truly believe that I would have sought help sooner had I heard someone relate a story similar to mine. So I read my story at the performance, and I will continue to read it if people ask me."

Anastasia Wasko Participant