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Group Building Activity
More Than One Story
More Than One Story is a card game which stimulates participants in any type of group to begin telling stories about their own lives.
Aims of the tool
More Than One Story is a card game designed by the Department of Culture and Leisure in Simrishamn, Sweden, to build bridges between people of all ages, backgrounds and cultures.
Description of the tool
Consisting of 50 unique playing cards, More Than One Story brings people closer together, helping everyone to see each other as unique individuals who at the same time share many common thoughts and emotions. More Than One Story helps players let go of social fears, predjudice, judgements and stereotypes.
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Tool overview
http://toolbox.salto-youth.net/1372
This tool is for
All ages. Perfect for groups whose members have never met before and where there is a desire to help them to quickly get to know each other.
and addresses
Social Inclusion
Materials needed:
The More Than One Story card game. Please read our attached folder or contact seth.selleck@simrishamn.se for more information.
Duration:
Usually between 20 minutes and one hour.
Behind the tool
The tool was created by
Schools, youth centers, towns all over Sweden
in the context of
Department of Culture and Leisure of Simrishamn, Sweden
The tool has been experimented in
Together with young and old people in the town of Simrishamn
The tool was published to the Toolbox by
Seth Selleck (on 19 August 2012)
and last modified
16 August 2012
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