Whatever your role or depth of experience: academic, researcher, entrepreneur, member of a collaborative, consultant, teacher, trainer, writer, artist, therapist, etc., Narrative Mindworks is the space and place where new and established narrative thought leaders can collaborate, discover, discuss and boost your work within academic, research, corporate, non-profit, healthcare, humanities, social justice, and emerging narrative spaces.

Bring your passion, your expertise, your questions!

Whether narrative is a primary part of your practice or an auxilliary skill, we’re here to help you continue to grow and excel.

Narrative Mindworks is a group endeavor, a think tank full of thought leaders from around the world. We offer a variety of ways to to connect, including special interest groups, discussion forums, blogs, online events, and moderated chats. By sharing your questions, concerns, experiences and goals, you help boost the benefits of narrative-informed practices.

Our homebase is our website – a digital association portal. Join Narrative Mindworks to access interest groups, curated narrative resources, and inspiration to advance your knowledge.

Whatever your areas of narrative interest, Narrative Mindworks is here to help you expand your narrative network to elevate and grow your practice.

Events Calendar: Every week of the year, narrative work is happening all over the world. We’re here to update you on what’s going on, when and where. Our calendar also serves to help you – whether you directly post an event or have it posted to the Mindworks centralized calendar.

Community Outreach: Hear from, find, and join members participating in community outreach programs and bringing the benefits of narrative practice to those in need. Members’ interest groups and forums allow members to directly and quickly reach out to each other and find help with a workshop class, or presentation.

Mindworks Database Hub: Explore your areas of interest. The Mindworks database aims to be the go-to space to add, search, research and find sources to help advance your professional goals and interests.

Resources: Get links to industry journals, publications, grant opportunities, industry-related sites, groups, collaborations, alumni collectives, and academic programs. Contribute and find the things your fellow Mindworkers are reading, watching and doing.

Career Center: Looking for a job? The Career Center provides interviewing tips, resume writing assistance, and answers other career-related questions. The Career Center is also where you can post a job or project, and find out what narrative skills are in demand – and where.

Mindworks Meet: Schedule a monthly workshop, lab or presentation.