Coverage of our work with libraries, archives, schools, and community organizations, using TheirStory to empower their community storytelling initiatives.
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LAPL info-scientist shares how libraries keep historical records, and the stories of vulnerable communities, accessible to all
Marshall Breeding covers how UConn's Fiona Vernal used TheirStory to unify oral history workflows across 50+ Connecticut organizations and build an AI-searchable research portal.
UConn Today profiles Professor Fiona Vernal's statewide oral history initiative with TheirStory, Connecticut Humanities, and the CT Museum of Culture and History, with 107+ projects signed up.
Idaho Capital Sun reports on the Idaho State Historical Society's America250 oral history initiative, which uses TheirStory to capture stories from Idahoans statewide.
Press release announcing a statewide license for TheirStory shared by CT Humanities, the Connecticut Museum of Culture and History, and UConn to expand oral history collection across Connecticut.
Matthew Ismail interviews TheirStory founder and CEO Zack Ellis about how the platform helps communities record, index, and share oral histories.
Steven Vaughan-Nichols covers FOSSDA's use of TheirStory to remotely record, transcribe, and index interviews with open source pioneers like Bruce Perens and Roger Dannenberg.
Press release announcing FOSSDA's use of TheirStory to remotely record, transcribe, and index oral histories from open source software pioneers.
CAJM's "Collecting These Times" oral history initiative has used TheirStory to record more than 400 oral histories in five months across participating Jewish museums.