Movement Advancement Project
Narratives That Make Women Thrive
A research-backed narrative intervention using romance microdramas to strengthen women's confidence, agency, and self-advocacy - producing a scalable storytelling framework for creators across media.
Women's workforce participation is shaped not only by policy and opportunity, but by internal narratives about agency, worth, and belonging. This project uses romance microdramas as a scalable narrative intervention and testing ground to identify storytelling patterns that strengthen women's ambition and self-advocacy. Through research-informed storytelling and audience testing, the project produces evidence-backed content and a repeatable framework that helps women thrive in evolving workplaces - and drives long-term impact through adoption of storytelling patterns across media.
Primary Barrier
Narrow Narratives
Location
Colorado
Solution Region
Nation-wide
Community Type
Suburban
Annual Operating Budget
$1.0 to 5 Million
