1. Start your own family or community archive
45 minDeploy, create an archive and upload three items with consent: a photo, a short recording and a written story. Vouch for one from a second account.
Pick where you want to go. Every route starts with a move you can make within the hour.
Deploy, create an archive and upload three items with consent: a photo, a short recording and a written story. Vouch for one from a second account.
Offer the leader of an association you belong to a free archive setup, and show them your sample with three items. Start where you already have trust.
Hi [name], our elders' stories are scattered across phones. I can set up a community archive where members upload, others vouch, and everything is saved permanently with each contributor credited. Can I show you a sample this week?
Book a hall or living room, invite elders and young volunteers, and record and upload stories with consent forms ready. Aim for ten stories in one afternoon.
Saturday recording day: bring an elder and a story. Volunteers will help record and upload. Everything is credited to the storyteller.
$100 per month for curation support and storage.
Pick ten items with contributors' consent and feature them on a public exhibition page. Share the link with the association's wider network.
Leave an email and we nudge you at 24 and 72 hours with your next move. Optional.
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