Financiers:

Nordic cultural contact

Nordic Culture Contact is an institution under the Nordic Council of Ministers that works to strengthen Nordic co-operation in the field of culture and increase awareness of Nordic culture in Finland. Our vision is that everyone should be able to participate in cultural and social life on equal terms. Our strategy, which focuses on education, diversity and accessibility, leads up to the Nordic Council of Ministers’ Vision 2030.

https://www.nordiskkulturkontakt.org

Nordic Culture Fund

The Nordic Culture Fund will contribute to a positive development of art and culture in the Nordic region by promoting cultural co-operation between Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden and the Faroe Islands, Greenland and Åland. The fund does this by providing financial support, promoting professional networks and imparting knowledge of art and culture. The fund is an independent organization affiliated with the Nordic Council and the Nordic Council of Ministers.

https://www.nordiskkulturfond.org/sv/

Collaborators in the project:

Nordic Storytelling Center

The Nordic Storytelling Center in Skellefteå, Sweden, is a resource center for the development of storytelling in the Nordic arena. The main areas of activity are storytelling as a performing art and as a pedagogical method. NBC also works to create networks.

Nordiskt Berättar­centrum – Västerbottensteatern (vasterbottensteatern.se)

Fabula storytelling

With its roots in the art of storytelling, Fabula Storytelling creates stage performances and helps people and organizations to find and use their stories.
Berättarkompaniet has its home ground in Stockholm but tours with performances and workshops all over the country and also internationally. Fabula’s narrator has decades of experience as a stage narrator, educator, workshop leader and lecturer. They are experienced project managers and run the scenes Fabula Berättarscen and Storydox.

Fabula Storytelling

StorySquad

StorySquad (established in January 2018) has it`s base in Oslo, Norway, and are currently working on projects both at home and abroad.

Story Squad – Oral Storytelling – Story Squad

Lauri Jäntti

(Finland) is an anthropologist (MA), artist and urban activist. Urban environments, human interaction and encounters are the key words to understand his works. His passion is to build collaborative networks that go over the traditional boundaries between the arts, the academy and urban activism. Jäntti is the founder and initiator of the Urban Hitchhiking -project.