Storytelling
Sharing our stories, Strengthening our communities
As individuals and communities, our journey is best traveled Together, enriched through shared narratives and experiences.
Together, we can create communities where every story is celebrated and every voice is heard.
Together, we can spark social change through the power of storytelling, creating a more compassionate, fair, and united world.
Our Philosophy
At Together Collaborative, our storytelling projects are rooted in the rich diversity of our communities and are co-created with the participants. Our approach is deeply collaborative, with photography being our primary medium. We frequently invite artists with diverse creative backgrounds, bringing varied personalities, and skills to enrich our work. Through partnerships with communities, volunteers, and artists, we aim to create exhibitions that spark dialogue, foster cultural exchange, and drive social change.
This inclusive approach is central to Together Collaborative's mission and aims to deepen our understanding and respect for one another, uniting people through shared experiences.
Our storytelling projects are funded through organizations and grants, and we take pride in upholding principles of ethical storytelling while maintaining cultural and trauma awareness throughout our projects.
Let’s Connect!
Contact us for more information on our collaborations and partnerships.
We also welcome invitations to collaborate on your projects!
Past Projects
Discover our communities, partners, and teaching artists.
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Anne Houang
PHOTOGRAPHER, STORYTELLER, EDUCATOR
Anne is a photographer, storyteller, and educator who uses photography as a universal language, driven by a sincere commitment to use her craft as a conduit for social change.
PWB Ethical Storytelling Certification, PhotoVoice Comprehensive Training.
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Cecilia Norman
INTERDISCIPLINARY ARTIST
Cecilia is an interdisciplinary artist with a focus on nature, farms, photo/video, social practice, and education.
She holds workshops through her project Survival Movements, exploring how storytelling through images can aid trauma recovery.
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Habibah Haugstad
VISUAL ARTIST
Habibah is best known for her bold use of colors, prints, and textures in her two- and three-dimensional work.
One of her greatest passions is helping young artists find their creative rhythm - letting go of limiting beliefs and unleashing their personal creative expression.