Plurality in Media: Why Our Voices Matter by Avoticat @pluralevents
Plurality in Media: Why Our Voices Matter by Avoticat  @pluralevents
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Storytelling is an important aspect of human interactions, it informs how we relate to each other and to ourselves. For far too long, multiplicity has been disrespectfully and inaccurately portrayed in media, with only a few respectful representations that are few and far between. But people are working to change that, there is a media movement of Own Voices that is rising up to tell the world that This Is Our Story. It takes immense courage and strength to share something so vulnerable, but we need to use our voices to turn the tides. How will you tell your story?

I have studied at university and completed a Bachelor of Animal Science, Graduate Diploma of Arts, and currently studying a Masters in Teaching (Secondary), I have spent much of my life studying and thinking a great deal about many things. We discovered our multiplicity around 2014-2015. At the time, media was a significant part of our lives (reading, watching tv and movies, etc), and yet no representation of multiplicity ever felt representative of our experiences. In fact, seeing media representations made us deny plurality for longer because we didn't fit what we had seen. Since then, I've often thought about how poor multiplicity (more specifically, DID) representation is, and how often unintentional/non-explicit representation feels more accurate, so I recently started a podcast discussing this. But I have never found anything more accurate and powerful than reading and watching stories from multiples and their own lived experiences, and these stories have been my guiding light in my own healing journey.

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