Digital Storytellers

Digital Storytellers is a purpose-driven social enterprise that uses the power of storytelling to create a more equitable and sustainable world. They specialize in strategic storytelling for impact, offering a range of services including story consults, workshops and training, film production, scribing and illustration, and story-driven experiences. The company is based in Sydney, Australia, and has worked with over 400 organizations in 25 countries over the past decade.

Digital Storytellers is deeply committed to creating a positive impact through their work. They are a Certified B Corporation and a Social Traders certified organization, and they have a net zero commitment to achieving and going beyond Net Zero Greenhouse Gas emissions by 2025. Their guiding principles emphasize the importance of telling stories that matter, catalyzing story leadership, generating mutual benefit, redistributing power, and working toward systems change.

Digital Storytellers is a social enterprise dedicated to empowering purpose-driven leaders to harness the power of storytelling for positive impact. They believe in using strategic storytelling to create a more equitable and sustainable world, and they offer a range of services, including workshops, training, and film production, to help organizations find, make, edit, and share their stories.

Digital Storytellers cultivates a culture of purpose-driven storytelling, prioritizing social and environmental impact alongside business success. They value collaboration, inclusivity, and a regenerative approach to their work, aiming to empower individuals and organizations to tell stories that matter and create positive change. They foster a strong sense of community, both internally and externally, encouraging a network of like-minded storytellers and supporting the growth of the impact economy.

Digital Storytellers champions diversity, equity, and inclusion by centering their work on the voices of those often marginalized and underrepresented. They actively seek to democratize storytelling, making sure that stories are owned and shared by the people living them, especially through their "Pay the Rent" program that provides free access to First Nations participants. Their inclusive 'bottom-up' approach emphasizes greater plurality and a more diverse collective narrative.