Who We Are?

Key Steps for Effective Collaboration

• Engage with Local Communities: Build trust and establish genuine relationships within local groups to encourage openness and authentic storytelling.

• Collect Diverse Formats: Gather both voice (audio, interviews, spoken word) and documents (written stories, photos, letters, cultural materials) to create a comprehensive record.

• Respect Cultural Contexts: Ensure representation is accurate and respectful, capturing the unique nuances of local language, values, and traditions.

Making It Accessible Worldwide

• Translation and Localization: Offer multilingual options or subtitles to bridge language gaps and make content relatable to international audiences.

• Digital Platforms: Utilize websites, podcasts, or social media to distribute content widely and encourage interaction from a global audience.

Ethical Documentation

• Informed Consent: Always obtain permission from participants, explaining how their voices and documents will be used.

• Fair Attribution: Credit contributors properly and clarify ownership of shared materials.

This approach will help ensure your documentation is both impactful and respectful, bringing authentic local voices into the global conversation.