Miriam Lyle, founder of The Story Factory, is a native Canadian residing in Spain. With over 20 years of professional and volunteer experience in the NGO and non-profit sector, Miriam is committed to promoting Human Rights, especially of children. As a project manager she has carried out international development programs and training courses in both Africa and Latin America, international and local volunteer programs as well as Education for Development and Global Citizenship projects in Spain, where she offers workshops and courses aimed at students, teachers, and families concerning the environment, responsible consumerism, gender equality, Agenda 2030, Human Rights and volunteering.

Miriam holds a Bachelor’s degree in Women Studies and a Master in International Development Cooperation, Expert in Education for Solidarity and specialized studies in project monitoring and evaluation of projects and Corporate Social Responsibility. She also has broad experience in theatre, creative writing, and storytelling and has participated in numerous plays and short films; she can be seen reading her poetry and short stories at open mic events throughout Madrid. Creativity and personal artistic expression permeate all of her activities.