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In a Bookbed interview, Ned Legaspi explains why Southeast Asian stories can connect with global audiences without being rewritten through Western narrative expectations.
During a courtesy call at the Philippine Consulate General in San Francisco, Ned Legaspi introduced Culturally Intelligent Storytelling for Southeast Asian Creators and explored possible talks, workshops, and institutional partnerships connected to cultural intelligence.
Following the successful launch of Culturally Intelligent Storytelling in Santa Monica, California, ABS-CBN reported on the event, highlighting the book’s introduction of the CIS Bamboo Framework and its vision for culturally intelligent storytelling.
One day before its official launch in Santa Monica, California, TFCN Global featured the upcoming release of Culturally Intelligent Storytelling for Southeast Asian Creators, introducing the book and its vision for culturally intelligent storytelling to Filipino audiences around the world.
Share This Story in f @ ••• The UP Asian Center featured my research on culturally intelligent storytelling ahead of its presentation at an international conference in Hanoi, marking an