Programs
Kind Kulture designs storytelling experiences that support emotional healing, identity development, and cultural understanding across communities.
Our Approach
Our programs are grounded in lived experience, structured facilitation, and deep respect for the stories people carry. We do not treat storytelling as performance.
We create spaces where people can speak honestly, be heard, and leave with a deeper understanding of themselves and others.
PROGRAM 1
Storytelling for Healing
A guided storytelling program designed to help individuals process lived experiences, build confidence, and reconnect with their voice.
What it includes:
Facilitated storytelling workshops
Writing and reflection exercises
Guided group discussions
Ideal for:
Community organizations
Women’s groups
Wellness programs
Format:
One-day workshop
Multi-session program
PROGRAM 2
📚 Youth Voices
A storytelling-based program for students focused on identity, voice, and emotional awareness.
What it includes:
Guided discussions
Writing exercises
Story-sharing sessions
Ideal for:
Schools
Youth organizations
Educational programs
Outcomes:
Students leave with:
stronger self-expression
increased confidence
deeper understanding of identity
PROGRAM 3
Cultural Memory Project
An initiative focused on preserving lived experiences and stories that might otherwise be lost.
What it includes:
Story collection and documentation
Publishing and archiving
Community storytelling sessions
Ideal for:
Cultural institutions
nonprofits
community organizations
PROGRAM 4
Dialogue & Reconciliation
Three-hour facilitated sessions for law enforcement agencies, corporate teams, educators, and community organizations — helping participants examine how division operates and what it looks like to choose differently. Grounded in eight years of real facilitation experience.
PROGRAM 5
Kind Kulture Live
A traveling community dinner and dialogue series — creating long tables where strangers sit together, share real stories, and leave changed. Launching in Los Angeles in 2026, then expanding to New York, Washington D.C., Chicago, Atlanta, and Bogotá.
PROGRAM 6
Books & Media
Dydine's books — Embrace Life and the forthcoming Still Here: A Survivor's Case Against Hate (2026) — serve as living curriculum, modeling how a survivor becomes a storyteller and a storyteller becomes a changemaker.
How We Work
Programs can be delivered as:
Keynote + workshop sessions
Multi-session programs
Ongoing partnerships
Who We Work With
Schools and universities
Nonprofit organizations
Community groups
Corporate and leadership teams
All programs are customized based on the needs of the community or organization.
Bring This Work to Your Community
If you’re interested in bringing a Kind Kulture program to your organization, we would love to connect.
BRING THIS WORK TO YOUR COMMUNITY All programs are customized based on your organization's needs, audience, and goals. We work with schools, nonprofits, law enforcement agencies, corporations, cultural institutions, and community groups. To inquire about bringing a Kind Kulture program to your community, contact us at Info@umucolove.org