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Cleary Vaughan-Lee is a mother, writer, and executive director of the Global Oneness Project, a free multimedia education platform which provides award-winning films and photography with companion curricula for elementary to university classrooms. In her work, she explores local to global questions about elements of culture and the living world as well as how storytelling can produce meaningful learning experiences. Cleary also writes for various publications on the power of immersive storytelling in education, documenting learning outcomes such as empathy, inquiry, and perspective-shifting. MORE
Sara Dorman is the educational program coordinator for the Global Oneness Project. She earned a degree in Gender Studies at UC Berkeley and believes in the power of visual storytelling to challenge perspectives, especially around the issues of women's rights, social justice, and humanity's relationship to the Earth. MORE
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