Istorima

📢 DIGITAL STORYTELLING WORKSHOP📢

Memory is what we remember, what we choose to preserve and how.

On June 5, Istorima and the Memory Makers project bring together eleven researchers, archivists, educators, and storytellers to explore how WWII oral history is preserved, activated, and shared in the digital age. Through case studies, live demonstrations, and open dialogue, this two-hour webinar traces the full arc, from large-scale oral history databases and Holocaust testimony to graphic novels, educational programs, and short-form media.

📅 JUNE 5th at 3:00- 5:00pm EEST

Online via Microsoft Teams

Are you ready for another workshop?

Memory is what we remember, what we choose to preserve and how.
Istorima and the Memory Makers project will bring together eleven researchers, archivists, educators, and storytellers to explore how WWII oral history is preserved, activated, and shared in the digital age.

Through case studies, live demonstrations, and open dialogue, this two-hour webinar traces the full arc, from large-scale oral history databases and testimony to graphic novels, educational programs, and short-form media.

📅 June 5th 3:00-5:00 pm EEST

The workshop will be held online so make sure to register through the link in our bio

See you then!

📢 Are you ready for another online seminar? 📢

After a successful workshop on preserving the memory of underrepresented voices we’re excited to invite you to our next online workshop, this time focusing on the power of storytelling

🗓 SAVE THE DATE: 5 June

More information coming soon. Stay tuned!

DON’T FORGET WE HAVE OUR SEMINAR TOMORROW!

Do you want to learn about Oral History and Memory Preservation?

Then join us on an online seminar and learn about the importance of preserving the history of underrepresented groups. Participants will learn how to interview, sound record and ensure high quality oral history documentation.

Registration is free you can find the link in the bio

Time: 3:00-5:00 EEST

The workshop is part of the Memory Makers project

Do you want to LEARN, ACT and MAKE A DIFFERENCE?

Then join us this Friday April 24th on an Oral History Workshop.

This workshop, part of the Memory Makers project, equips young people with the knowledge and tools to better understand the importance of memory preservation and the impact on often underrepresented groups.
Participants will learn best practices for ethically interviewing, alongside sound recording techniques to ensure high-quality oral history documentation. Expert voices from journalism, academia, law, and lived experience will guide every dimension of this work.

Registration is free and open to students, researchers, journalists, educators, and anyone committed to the preservation of historical memory.

The seminar will be held online via MS Teams in English

Find the link in the bio

See you then!

Do you want to learn about Oral History?

Then join us on a MEMORY MAKERS workshop THIS FRIDAY the 24th of April at 3:00pm EEST

This workshop, part of the Memory Makers project, equips young people with the knowledge and tools to better understand the importance of memory preservation and the impact on often underrepresented groups such.
Participants will learn best practices for ethically interviewing, alongside sound recording techniques to ensure high-quality oral history documentation. Expert voices from journalism, academia, law, and lived experience will guide every dimension of this work.

Registration is free and open to students, researchers, journalists, educators, and anyone committed to the preservation of historical memory.

The seminar will be held online so anyone can join!

The link to register is in the bio

📢Don’t forget about our Oral History Workshop📢

Are you interested in Oral History and memory preservation?
Then join us online on the 24th of April!

This workshop, part of the Memory Makers project, equips young people with the knowledge and tools to better understand WWII and the importance of memory preservation.
Participants will learn best practices for ethically interviewing survivors, alongside sound recording techniques to ensure high-quality oral history documentation. Expert voices from journalism, academia, law, and lived experience will guide every dimension of this work.

Registration is free and open to students, researchers, journalists, educators, and anyone committed to the preservation of historical memory.

The workshop will be held in English online

📅 April 24th 3:00-5:00 EEST

The link to register is in the bio

See you then!

📢ORAL HISTORY WORKSHOP 📢

Do you want to learn about memory preservation?

This workshop, part of the Memory Makers project, equips young people with the knowledge and tools to better understand the importance of memory preservation and the impact on often underrepresented groups.

Participants will learn best practices for ethically interviewing survivors, alongside sound recording techniques to ensure high-quality oral history documentation. Expert voices from journalism, academia, law, and lived experience will guide every dimension of this work.

Registration is free and open to students, researchers, journalists, educators, and anyone committed to the preservation of historical memory.

📅 24th of April// 3:00pm-5:00pm (EEST)

The workshop will be held online in English
Register through the link in the bio