Storywork
Storywork begins with a simple but profound question. The stories we inherit shape how we see ourselves, relate to one another, and imagine what is possible. By making those stories visible, we can begin designing narrative change.
At NoyiZ, Storywork is about creating the conditions in which people can arrive at new possibilities together.
Your Storywork Journey
Storywork is not a one-off workshop. You can discover the methodology, apply it to your challenge, deepen your understanding, bring it into your organisation, and eventually learn to facilitate Storywork yourself.
Design mode
Design mode is the practice of treating stories not as fixed realities to be interpreted, but as living possibilities that can be consciously redesigned through dialogue, reflection and collective imagination. Grounded in narrative theory, social constructionism and systems thinking, Storywork bridges academic insight and practical change.
The pathway
Whether you are discovering Storywork for the first time or deepening an existing practice, each offering provides a different way to engage with the methodology.
Learn by doing.
Immersive, practical sessions in which you work with the methodology directly. You learn through dialogue, reflection and application, using real challenges as the starting point for narrative change.
Master the complete Storywork methodology in a one-day immersive workshop.
Apply Storywork to your brand, community, organisation or leadership challenge.
Deepen your practice through deeper understanding.
Storywork brings together a rich body of thinking from across the social sciences and humanities. These masterclasses explore the ideas that shape narrative change, deepening your understanding while strengthening your practice.
Design narrative change in your organisation.
Bring Storywork into your organisation through a tailored trajectory combining research, dialogue, facilitation and strategic design.
Coming soon.
A professional programme for experienced practitioners who want to facilitate Storywork within organisations, communities or educational settings.
