Congratulations! You have now completed the introductory course in Interactive Storytelling. For further study please go to our Advanced Study Course online, or participate in one of our community workshops.

In the introductory course, you read eleven stories, which are listed below for your convenience.

• Animal Talk and the Nosy Wife (Italian)
• The Cloth of Pembe Murui (Swahili)
• An Exorcism (British)
• Fembar's Curiosity (Liberia)
• Husband and Wife (Russian)
• The Old Woman Against the Stream (Norwegian)
• The Prime Minister's Coachman (Chinese)
• Rapunzel (German)
• The Shadow on the Wall (Vietnamese)
• The Taming of the Shrew (Russian)
• A Wise Wife's Advice (Vietnamese)

Note: These stories give you a basic collection of suitable stories to draw on in your practice. Each story can be used in a variety of ways to advance the empowerment of abused women.

Be creative and imaginative in exploring a story's potential. As you gain experience, you will be surprised at how versatile a tool a story can be.

Everybody is a storyteller. May you use the folk stories as gifts to help abused women take greater control of their lives!