The Narrative Project

The Narrative Project Through socially responsible communications consulting, The Narrative Project works to help emerging

Mission Statement
The Narrative Project is a human rights organization that seeks to correct the narratives of marginalized groups though expanding cultural understanding, engaging with impacted groups and seeking to effect policy to create a more equitable and inclusive society. The Narrative Project is working collaboratively to change perceptions and normalize all intersections of identity. Thr

ough conversation, engagement, and action, we seek to help marginalized groups, of all demographics, reclaim their narrative. Our Credo
Everybody’s tomorrow is molded by the decisions of today. Now, more than ever, our future relies on our present ability to navigate the ever-growing world and appreciate its richness in diversity and culture. Through our consultancy and curriculum, we strive to ensure all people receive the cultural competency training and communications services they need to change negative perceptions and normalize diversity. Slogan
Changing perceptions, Normalizing Diversity

Vision Statement
To forge a path to a more inclusive future, by setting the pace for widespread cultural understanding, and appreciation. We seek to dismantle the ideology and systems of patriarchy, white supremacy, and racism in order to build an equitable, inclusive and sustainable future.

We’re out of office. We spend a lot of time helping our partners move their work forward. This week, we’re making space ...
09/01/2026

We’re out of office.

We spend a lot of time helping our partners move their work forward. This week, we’re making space to do the same for ourselves.

We’ll be back soon, ready for the work ahead.

Showcasing research that keeps the stakes visible. In a recent CT Mirror article, Connecticut Voices for Children's late...
08/31/2026

Showcasing research that keeps the stakes visible.

In a recent CT Mirror article, Connecticut Voices for Children's latest report highlighted how SNAP changes are already affecting Connecticut families—and offered a clearer picture of what could come next.

Read more: heyor.ca/ZogQNQ

🎙️ Big moment for our partners at  CERCLE x Hope for New Haven – They just wrapped a taping of their podcast "Inside Voi...
08/28/2026

🎙️ Big moment for our partners at CERCLE x Hope for New Haven – They just wrapped a taping of their podcast "Inside Voices" featuring Governor Ned Lamont (Office of Governor Ned Lamont) as their guest.

Host and Executive Director Georgia Goldburn sat down with early childcare provider Kim Harris and Governor Lamont for a wide-ranging conversation on the future of child care in Connecticut, including:

– His goal of universal child care by 2029 — and what it'll really take to close the funding gap

– Restorative justice in child care policy, and what repair could look like for Black and Latino communities who've carried real harm in this industry

– The rise of private equity in child care and alternative models on the table

– Making sure funding reaches women building businesses in this space — not just large nonprofits and big institutional players

This is exactly why we built our studio — to give partners like Cercle and Hope for New Haven the space to have conversations like this one, with the people who can actually move the needle.

Full episode dropping soon. Stay tuned. 👀🎧

More to come.

Pull one thread and the whole fabric comes apart. That's not a coincidence. It's the design. We won voting rights in 192...
08/26/2026

Pull one thread and the whole fabric comes apart. That's not a coincidence. It's the design. We won voting rights in 1920. Then what? The fight just moved. Different decade, different tactic—same goal of attempting to keep women dependent, controlled and less-than. The system adapts so we don't notice it's still there.

08/24/2026

For Erik Clemons, CEO of ConnCAT, community transformation begins with restoring hope—an understanding shaped by his own lived experience. He leads by example, with the clarity of someone who knows what is possible when people and communities are given the space to hope again.

Erik is now leaving his role as CEO of ConnCAT to focus exclusively on the next phase of innovation for its sister organizations, ConnCORP.

There's a lot of good in store ahead, but first, watch how it all began. View the full conversation and hear more about Erik's vision for New Haven and our communities.

heyor.ca/2qxJ4v

During the time spent filming The Unfathomable Truth, we brought together Faisal Saleh, founder of Palestine Museum US, ...
08/21/2026

During the time spent filming The Unfathomable Truth, we brought together Faisal Saleh, founder of Palestine Museum US, and Shelly Altman of Jewish Voice for Peace New Haven for a conversation that moved beyond the headlines—rooted in lived history and transparent dialogue.

Receiving a 2026 Communicator Award of Distinction from is an honor—but the true significance of The Unfathomable Truth lies in its continued relevance.

If you haven't watched The Unfathomable Truth yet, now is the time. Full conversation here: heyor.ca/TPI0ob

It’s kinda chic to do public relations through an anti-racist lens.   Because let’s be real: performative values aren’t ...
08/19/2026

It’s kinda chic to do public relations through an anti-racist lens.

Because let’s be real: performative values aren’t moving anyone forward. What matters most (or what really matters) is centering the voices within our communities, trusting people's lived experiences, and choosing language with intention.

CT Against Gun Violence took the mound—and brought gun violence prevention awareness with them. 👀⚾️We loved seeing Hartf...
08/17/2026

CT Against Gun Violence took the mound—and brought gun violence prevention awareness with them. 👀⚾️

We loved seeing Hartford show up for our client-partner CAGV at the Yard Goats game, bringing community together while putting awareness front and center.

If you're not following them, stop everything you're doing right now to support their work. They played an integral part in getting HB 5043 signed into Connecticut law (signed May 2026, effective Oct. 1, 2026)

HB 5043 makes it a felony to sell, import, or distribute G***k-style pistols that can be readily fitted with a "G***k switch" to fire fully automatic, while letting current owners keep the ones they already have.

Connecticut is a safer place because of organizations like CAGV.

Some of the most important stories never make the headline. This July edition of The UnderCourant uncovers dialogues sha...
07/29/2026

Some of the most important stories never make the headline. This July edition of The UnderCourant uncovers dialogues shaping what's next for Connecticut.

Subscribe: heyor.ca/wdlejU and join us to explore what's happening beneath the surface.

07/22/2026

BREAKING NEWS: The Unfathomable Truth has received a 2026 Communicator Award of Distinction by Communicator Awards.

This context would not have reached thousands without Faisal Saleh of Palestine Museum US and Shelly Altman of Jewish Voice for Peace New Haven. Thank you both for grounding the discussion in the context it demands.

If you haven't watched The Unfathomable Truth, watch the full discussion here: heyor.ca/TPI0ob

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