Gun advocates and victims of gun violence meet together to participate in a “story exchange” in which they pair up to share personal stories, and then tell their partner’s story in the first person in front of the group. The process, organized by Narrative 4, is supposed to engender “transformative empathy,” to get two people with opposing points of views to understand the other side.
Can a Gun Victim and a Gun Advocate Change Each Other’s Minds?
Marco Grob, Lisa Miller | New York Magazine | December 26, 2016 | 6,443 words