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Stories shape meanings and memory.

Stories tell us about our histories.

Stories offer possibilities and give us hope.

Stories shape meanings and memory.

Stories tell us about our histories.

Stories offer possibilities and give us hope.

Stories are living and breathing things

Imagine a large banyan tree, its roots completely interconnected. Imagine a sea of stories, with infinite, colourful, and entangled story threads, that tell stories of hope, resilience, agency, change, of complexities, and diverse emotions, of people and their lives.

WELCOME TO THE STORYBEINGS FESTIVAL

The StoryBeings Festival amplifies voices from marginalised communities, using digital storytelling to share powerful, personal journeys. Celebrating resilience, identity, and creativity, the festival breaks down barriers and invites audiences to see the world through new perspectives. It’s more than a festival—it’s a movement for empathy and inclusivity.

Digital Stories

Explore unique digital stories that are made by adolescent girls, young women, trans individuals, queer youth, and women in sex work that are from different parts of India, using simple and powerful storytelling tools, to talk about their dreams, hopes, desires, experiences, aspirations and more. Use them as knowledge tools, as insights into people's lives.

On a rectangle red background, there are colourful story threads at the edges at the top of the image. There is an image of a girl wearing a headscarf, looking in the mirror. She is holding a camera is her left hand. Below the image is a black box that says, 'Identity'.

On a rectangle green background, there are colourful story threads at the edges at the top of the image. There is an image with 5 people in it. 4 of them are working towards covid relief/ health, wellbeing for those in their community. They have covered their mouths with masks or napkins. One of the workers is helping another person, bent over them, as they have injured their arm. Below the image is a black box that says, 'Health'.

On a rectangle pink background, there are colourful story threads at the edges at the top of the image. There is an image of two people. One of them is touching the chin of the other, they both are smiling as if they are sharing an intimate moment. Below the image is a black box that says, 'Relationships'.

On a rectangle blue background, there are colourful story threads at the edges at the top of the image. In the centre is an image of a group of women, dressed in colour sarees, aand bangles, holding each other's hands, raising them up to signify their solidarity, their sense of community. Below the image is a black box that says, 'Community'.

On a rectangle yellow background, there are colourful story threads at the edges at the top of the image. In the centre is a image of a group of sex workers who have gathered for a protest, some of them are holding sign boards with 'workers' rights for sex worker rights' , 'Stop policing our morals' and stop violence, held up by different people. The others in this group are holding up red umbrellas. Below the image is a black box that says, 'Resilience and Hope' .

Resilience and Hope

On a rectangle orange background, there are colourful story threads at the edges at the top of the image. In the centre is an image of a girl wearing a blue football jersey, her back faces us. She is holding a football at her waist, and her head is turned to face us. She looks determined and confident. Below the image is a black box that says, 'Agency and Choice'.

Agency and Choice

Story Beings is a Point of View project. To learn about Point of View's work, click here. To use these videos and participate in this digital story-building movement, write to us on [email protected]

Imagine a world in which all genders and sexualities are free and equal. That’s what we are building. We empower girls, women, gender and sexual minorities to shape and inhabit digital spaces.

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