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      • CASE STUDY: Community Histories and Conflict (Colombia)

        Envisioning sustainable peace in Colombia through community story-telling

      • THE CHALLENGE

        The Truth Commission in Colombia was established with a 3-year mandate in 2018 in an effort to contribute to sustainable peace in a country wracked by conflict. VivaVoz was established help community storytellers collect and share stories. They sought a solution that:

        • Expanded engagement in the process by inviting more people and communities to share their vision of peace
        • Invited people all over the country to participate by telling stories
        • Helped to change narratives about the conflict in ways that could inspire lasting peace

        THE SOLUTION

        Memria provided the following tools to help VivaVoz collect and distribute community stories:

        • Web-based platform for collecting, reviewing and sharing stories
        • Story Booth setup to help with collection in remote areas
        • Audio clips extracted from stories, that the FBL team edited into a podcast
        • radio-ready podcasts to be shared through multiple community radion stations

        RESULTS

        http://feedbacklabs.org/blog/feedback-radio-voices-from-the-feedback-community/

        IN SPANISH

      • CASE STUDY: Feedback Summit

        A very “meta” problem of getting feedback about the feedback movement

      • THE CHALLENGE

        The Feedback Labs team was looking for a way to collect feedback and experiences from the attendees of their annual Feedback Summit. They sought a solution that:

        • had more nuance and more of a “human element” than a survey would provide 
        • would allow them to collect audio recordings and photos from participants, both during and after the event
        • would enable easy sharing and distribution of the audio feedback to the community post-summit

        THE SOLUTION

        Memria provided the following tools to help FBL collect and distribute their “feedback stories”:

        • Web-based platform for collecting, reviewing and sharing stories
        • Story Booth setup at the conference 
        • “Roving Reporter” Chromebook that was used to collect stories “interview-style” at the reception and during breaks by FBL staff
        • Story widget that the FBL team embedded into the post-summit blog post
        • Audio clips extracted from stories, that the FBL team edited into a podcast

        RESULTS

        http://feedbacklabs.org/blog/feedback-radio-voices-from-the-feedback-community/

        Click the PLAY button above to listen to John Corrigan's feedback story, one of the stories embedded into the Summit “highlights” blog post, using the Memria mini player.

      • CASE STUDY: I Defend Rights

        Collecting and sharing stories of Human Rights Defenders around the world, leading up to the the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

      • THE CHALLENGE

        I Defend Rights, a global human rights project, needed a way to create and share a global archive of hundreds of stories from people all over the world, in multiple languages, in a fairly short period of time. They sought a solution that:

        • was available in English, Spanish and French 
        • was easy enough to use by people who have a computer but are not necessarily regular users of technology
        • provided a dashboard that allowed project managers to easily review, publish and share a large number of stories

        THE SOLUTION

        Memria provided the following tools to help I Defend Rights collect and distribute their stories of human rights defenders:

        • Web-based platform for collecting, reviewing and sharing stories
        • A dedicated project page where the collection of stories in each language could be viewed (see English, Spanish, and French stories)
        • Story Booth setup at the Human Rights Defenders World Summit in Paris
        • “Roving Reporter” Chromebook that was used to collect stories “interview-style” throughout the summit
        • Story widget that the I Defend Rights team could use to embed published stories on their own website

        RESULTS

        Results of our work collecting and sharing stories with I Defend Rights. 328 storytellers, 149 published stories in English, French and Spanish. Stories were shared through an exhibition, a website, and listening stations set up at the Human Rights Defenders World Summit

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