Abstract:
Introduction:
This text is an experience report that combines memories and stories narrated in contexts of teaching, research and community outreach in the public health field. The objective is to show the ability of stories to make sense to interlocutors, arousing emotions and producing empathy.
Experience report:
The stories presented have been chosen from an intersectional perspective, which includes gender, race and social class. The text was divided into three sections: talking about gender and the story of the General; Haiti and the history of the black revolution and how to work with the people?
Discussion:
The discussion recalls the contexts, itineraries and stories told, as well as the effects produced by the narratives on listeners.
Conclusion:
The power and effects of stories on listeners and interlocutors are highlighted.
Keywords:
Narratives; Intersectionality; Health Education