TMI Project

TMI Project Storytelling Is Social Justice

TMI Project is a nonprofit transmedia organization teaching true storytelling workshops and creating inspiring live performances and bold digital content that focus on the “too much information” parts of a story, the parts typically left out because of shame or stigma. We believe that sharing radically candid, true personal narratives ignites human connection, challenges the status quo, and inspir

es both storytellers and listeners to take action for positive social change. Since 2010, TMI Project has led approximately 90 true storytelling workshops and staged live storytelling performances by more than 1,750 storytellers, which have been presented to audiences of nearly 50,000 people in schools, colleges, prisons, mental health clinics, theaters, community centers, and the United Nations.

08/31/2026

Black August is an annual commemoration period that highlights the triumphs of Black Americans over racial, colonialist, and imperialist oppression. Moving through our final week of Black August round-up videos that align with this 31-day observance, we’re throwing it back to our Black Stories Matter performance at Kingston High School in 2017.

As a child, Ashley (she/her) struggled to understand the color of her skin— and as an early teenager, she began to realize that her racial identity was hers, and only hers: a beautiful, melanin goddess. Enjoy this clip from her story, and make sure to check out the full thing on YouTube!

08/28/2026

We love our Club Members - Jessieca
CAPTION: We love our Club Members and all the things they have to say! Did you know: The Julie Novak Storytelling Club isn’t created in a silo; in fact, we work with our club members to help design each month’s theme, prompts, and flow. And flow (and comedy) (and heart) (and soul) are a few things club member Jessieca McNabb knows a thing or two about.

What has The Storytelling Club given you? Share your story in the comments. 📝✨🗣️

08/26/2026

It’s time to write together!

Our Partnerships and Programs Manager Dara Lurie has some writing prompts focused on Black August, an annual commemoration period that highlights the triumphs of Black Americans - but anyone can write into them. (If you’re feeling brave, you might even want to share a bit of your writing in the comments below…)

08/24/2026

Can we help you 🔆 light 🔆 the way to September’s Storytelling Club meeting? Of course we can, since LIGHT is next month’s theme! Our monthly themes are a way for us to congregate as a community to share in the joy of storytelling together, twice a month, once in-person, once online (in both English AND Spanish).

September info:

✨ In-Person meeting at Good Work Institute: 9/2, 7:00 - 9:00 PM EST
💡 Virtual meeting online from anywhere in the world: 9/16, 7:00 - 9:00 PM EST
🔦 Register for both at tmiproject.org/club - link in bio!

08/23/2026

Black August is an annual commemoration period that highlights the triumphs of Black Americans. Moving through our fourth week of Black August round-up videos that align with this 31-day observance, we’re throwing it back to our Black Stories Matter performance in 2020, produced in collaboration with Black History Month Kingston, featuring the wise and hilarious Kwame Holmes.

In this clip, Kwame Holmes (he/him) shares a story about his long and complicated relationship with his name. Full story on our YouTube page!

08/21/2026

The Julie Novak Storytelling Club isn’t just a program; it’s a shared experience, largely designed by the club members who return every month to share in the joy and community that storytelling can bring. As one of our routine returnees, we thought Caitlin Lord might have a thing or two to say about her experience with The Storytelling Club!

What are some of the reasons you come to The Storytelling Club? Comment below and let us know. We want to hear from you!

08/20/2026

Another Leo birthday in the house! ♌️🦁☄️

Happiest of happy birthdays to Tyler Epps, one of our amazing workshop leaders. Share some love in the comments below.

08/19/2026

We’re making some SPACE for you to hang out in the virtual edition of The Julie Novak Storytelling Club House tonight at 7:00 PM EST. Join us for this month’s theme SPACE, from anywhere you can get an internet connection, both in English.

** Please note: due to unforeseen circumstances, tonight’s Spanish edition of The Storytelling Club has been cancelled.

Tonight’s Club Leaders are:

Eva Tenuto, Dara Lurie, Lily Mueller

Register now to access the virtual Clubhouse: tmiproject.org/club - link in bio.

08/18/2026

The Julie Novak Storytelling Club is a community effort, brought to you by folks like the team at Back Home Dispensary, our impeccable sponsor for this program. We are extremely grateful to this small business based in Stone Ridge, NY for their commitment to The Storytelling Club, a space where anyone can connect over a shared love of storytelling. Fun Fact: they have a new location coming soon to Kingston!

Are you a small business looking to align with a joyful, trusted, community-centered movement that people want to invest in? Check out our sponsorship opportunities at tmiproject.org/business-sponsorship (link in bio!)

08/17/2026

At TMI Project, we practice what we preach. All of our workshop leaders have been storytellers themselves. In this clip, Lily Mueller (Lily Mueller) opens up about a pivotal moment on a school bus where they began to really understand themself.

Lily is one of this month’s Club Leaders for the virtual edition of The Julie Novak Storytelling Club. Join us on Wednesday, August 19, from 7–9 PM EST, for an evening of true storytelling, writing, listening, and connection.

✨ Free and open to anyone with an internet connection. Link in bio.

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65 St. James Street
Kingston, NY
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