through storytelling,
remotely or in-person
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we increase engagement
to change your culture
from the inside
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our founder, R.X. Fogarty
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A storytelling method backed by science and proven across the globe
01.
Identification
The use of first person narrative is a powerful tool. It connotes a truth and anchors in an authentic perspective.
02.
Reprocessing
Studies have shown that finding positive meaning in past events links to a wholistic sense of self and great life satisfaction.
03.
Externalization
Once certain stories are shared, they become foundational. They act as containers for others to operate within while structuring their own stories.
04.
Preservation
Through audio, videos, still photos and the written word, we preserve stories. Each person's contribution is amplified through technology and authentic artistry.
Our charity, dearworld.org deploys the brain tattoo method to document the stories of our time.
DearWorld.com donates a portion of our annual profits to fund the production of stories about people at the center of historically significant events or cultural movements.
Pulse Night Club Survivors
Our Pulse Nightclub series features survivors, family members, and first responders.
Dear Stuart Scott
Our collaboration with the family of ESPN's Stuart Scott and the Oprah Winfrey network. Oprah called it, "a beautiful tribute."
Boston Marathon Bombing Survivors
Boston Marathon bombing survivors returned to the finish line for their Dear World portraits.
Front Line Critical Care Nurses
39 nurses told intimate stories of their work during the height of the 2020 pandemic.
Change starts from the inside
Duke partners with Dear World
Case study
See how Duke has created an ongoing Dear World storytelling tradition at their Men's Basketball team with Coach K.
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I've never seen an exercise break down barriers faster than this one. If you want a group to connect and bond quickly I would highly recommend Dear World.
