
story now, craft later
Not seeing oneself or one’s community represented in narratives can make you feel like you don't belong. It can also give an inaccurate representation of history and reality. We are here to help you learn the art and craft of storytelling so you can tell whatever story you want to tell and bring your voice to life. We look forward to experiencing your amazing stories!
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Dr. Elizabeth Santiago
Victoria Alicea DelValle
Founder
​Dr. Elizabeth Santiago found The Untold Narratives to elevate underrepresented and under-heard voices. She is a fiction writer, learning designer and writing teacher living in Boston. Her debut novel, The Moonlit Vine is available in English and Spanish (Claro de luna) and tells the little known narrative of the Taíno people, the native people of Puerto Rico, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Cuba and Jamaica who are still here and a huge part of Caribbean culture and history.
Website & Graphic Designer
​A visual artist and graphic designer, Tori is a recent graduate of New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. She leads the branding and design for The Untold Narratives.

Storytelling Coach
​Dr. Rachel Jessica Daniel is an Afro-Caribbean American writer, educator, and speaker. She founded Remix the Canon to amplify the liberation narratives of Black people and other people of the global majority. Rachel was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, and now lives in Boston, Massachusetts. She leads our fellowship initiatives.