Storytelling Mentors: Leslie Perry: Anansi and the Moss-Covered Rock

Saturday, October 22, 2011

Leslie Perry: Anansi and the Moss-Covered Rock

"Grandfather of Los Angeles Storytelling" Leslie Perry shares his version of this classic African folk tale with children at the Boys and Girls Club of Pomona Valley.

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About This Project

The Storytelling Mentorship Initiative began as a partnership between Cal Poly Pomona and the Boys and Girls' Club of Pomona Valley with funding provided by a National Storytelling Network Brimstone Grant, Americorps, and the Center for Community Service-Learning at CPP. Students in EWS 411: Education, Diversity and the Arts created storytelling lesson plans that integrated multidisciplinary standards which were then implemented with youth at the Boys and Girls' Club. The Community Storytelling Mentors Club at CPP, made up of a team of creative and dedicated college students, continues to serve the Boys and Girls' Club patrons by teaching children how to tell their own stories on a weekly basis. This site was created to share the work, featuring videos and updates of storytelling mentors at work as well as K-6 lesson plans.

The Crew

Founding Project Director:
Sandra Mizumoto Posey, Ph.D.

Storytelling Initiative Coordinator/Americorps Promise Fellow (2009-2010):

Kerri M. Kiernan

Storytelling Initiative Coordinator/Americorps Promise Fellow (2008-2009):

Bryan Nakawaki

Cal Poly Pomona

Community Storytelling Mentors Club

Faculty Advisor 2010-2011:
Peg Lamphier, Ph.D.

Club President 2010-2011:

Maria Victoria Salvador

Officers:

Marcus Truong, V.P.
Samantha Pearson, Secretary
Misu Nguyen, Treasurer
Nathanial Allen, Historian

Club President 2009-2010:

Nathaniel Allen

Officers:

Maria Victoria Salvador, V.P.
Mary Guillory, Secretary

Club President 2008-2009:

Nathaniel Allen