Keri Hope Richmond, Child Welfare Policy Advocate, Speaker, joins conversation on engaging storytellers with lived experience with the child welfare system. Listen as Keri talks about her experiences sharing her story about navigating foster care—some empowering and some not—and the lessons she’s learned along the way. She also passes along advice to organizations on the do’s and don’t’s in engaging storytellers with lived expertise.
Show Notes 00:02:55 | When was the first time Keri publicly shared her story? 00:04:46 | Keri expresses feeling anger leading up to the moment she shared her story. 00:06:41 | Keri shares what it was like shifting from anger to empowerment. 00:10:10 | Keri talks about her experiences stepping into her role as a storyteller with lived expertise leading up to her participation in TEDxKent State. 00:13:48 | How can including people with lived expertise at the organizational level as employees impact conversations and organizational priorities and policies? 00:17:05 | Keri shares an account of when she felt like her story and the sharing of her experiences were taken advantage of. 00:22:30 | Now, Keri is a part of Unbelievably Resilient, which hosts a storytelling platform and spurs important conversations about foster care and child welfare. 00:25:32 | Matt and Keri talk about key principles and practices for organizations to honor storytellers with lived expertise. 00:27:44 | Final thoughts from Keri on engaging storytellers with lived experience. 00:29:24 | Matt shares his final thoughts.
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