Proven Field Programs & Past Workshops
A record of field-based learning programs developed through Kids Share Workshops (2008–present), forming the foundation of StoryBridge Nepal.
Since 2008, Kids Share Workshops has developed and led cross-cultural, field-based learning programs across multiple countries, using storytelling, art, and community collaboration as tools for connection, education, and social impact.
These programs form the foundation of StoryBridge Nepal, demonstrating a long-standing commitment to immersive, ethical, and community-based global learning.
Kids Share & La Touche — Togo, West Africa
A collaborative international workshop focused on storytelling, mural creation, and youth voice. This program emphasized global citizenship and creative expression, bringing together diverse perspectives through art and shared narrative.
Kids Share & World Vision — Zambia
One of the most impactful programs, developed in partnership with World Vision. Students collaborated across cultures through storytelling, music, and film, culminating in internationally recognized media and community celebrations.
Kids Share Newtown Totems — Connecticut, USA
A sensitive and innovative workshop focused on healing and identity following community trauma. Students created symbolic totems representing personal stories in a protected and respectful format.
Kids Share Newtown — Connecticut, USA
A workshop centered on healing through storytelling and art, supporting a community in recovery. The program focused on emotional expression, resilience, and connection.
Kids Share — Costa Rica, Oregon & Vermont
A multi-location program reaching more than 200 children across Costa Rica, Oregon, and Vermont, focused on environmental awareness, storytelling, and cross-cultural exchange.
Kids Share — Guatemala & Vermont
In partnership with Partners of the Americas and local supporters, this program connected students across cultures through storytelling and shared experiences in the Panajachel and Lake Atitlán region.
Kids Share — Nicaragua & Vermont
A cross-cultural storytelling and arts program connecting students in rural Nicaragua with peers in the United States through narrative writing, bookmaking, and creative expression.
Kids Share — India & Vermont
The early development phase of Kids Share Workshops, evolving from Portraits for Charity. This work focused on art, storytelling, and supporting communities through creative engagement in both local and international settings.
From Kids Share to StoryBridge Nepal
These past programs represent the foundation of StoryBridge Nepal — a continuation and evolution of nearly two decades of field-based, cross-cultural learning.
Today, StoryBridge Nepal builds on that history through university partnerships, place-based learning, and long-term collaboration in Central Nepal.
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