Multimedia Narrative Curation
From a constellation of individual stories, Pueblo Studio helps weave a cohesive, impactful narrative that resonates across audiences and platforms. Our Narrative Curation services focus on honoring the voices of participants while amplifying their stories for greater social impact and community connection. We collaborate with clients to curate stories through audio and photo exhibitions, public art installations, popular education materials, and digital storytelling platforms that make narratives visible and accessible.
These curated expressions can take many forms—including ArcGIS StoryMaps, videos, portraits with audio, community zines or booklets, and immersive in-person installations. The result is a living archive of community knowledge and imagination that uplifts lived experience, builds solidarity, and inspires action.
Featured Projects
This project aimed to identify community members’ top transit priorities and the challenges they face due to disparities in service, operations, amenities, and programs.
Pueblo Studio partnered with City Heights CDC to create a narrative curation project centered on the voices of local entrepreneurs.
In partnership with Leap LA Coalition and Physicians for Social Responsibility–Los Angeles, Pueblo Studio facilitated a series of art-based education and listening sessions on building decarbonization with Indigenous peoples.
Pueblo Studio partnered with City Heights Community Development Corporation (CDC) to curate and visually tell the 35-year history of the community’s advocacy against the development of the SR15 freeway.
The Bend Central District Initiative (BCDI), a project of Central Oregon LandWatch (COLW), worked to build broad, effective support for policies that advanced an inclusive, dense, and mixed-use neighborhood in the Bend Central District—one connected by safe, sustainable mobility options.
These storytelling sessions directly shaped and informed the City of West Hollywood’s Climate Action and Adaptation Plan, ensuring that the strategies it proposed were grounded in Indigenous teachings, priorities, and calls to action.
Pueblo Studio partnered with residents of the West Adams neighborhood in Los Angeles and the UC Davis Feminist Research Institute to explore how community storytelling can meaningfully shape planning decisions and transform the built environment.
Pueblo Studio partnered with Los Angeles Walks and Southern California Families for Safe Streets to create a deeply participatory and healing event for the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims.
Pueblo Studio partnered with Public Matters to coordinate four community-led bike trains that converged simultaneously at Los Angeles State Historic Park spotlighting the need for safer, more accessible bike routes to the park.
Pueblo Studio partnered with Emerald Cities Collaborative (ECC) to co-develop a suite of popular education materials and facilitation guides that are now being used by communities across the country to advance energy democracy.