About COVID Story Project
The goal of the COVID Story Project is to collect stories from everyday people that show the diversity of human experience during COVID-19. This digital archive of first-hand stories can then live on for generations to come. We believe that anyone can tell a story so there's no experience needed to tell or record a story!
Why Should You Partner with COVID Story Project?
COVID Story Project helps tell the stories of regular people and because of its accessibility, our reach includes a diverse group of individuals who have submitted stories, as well as those who refer back to the site to listen to more stories. By partnering with COVID Story Project, you're helping individuals across the country (and the world) feel seen and heard. This partnership is defined by you and can be adaptable to your organization.
How it Works:
Social Media Cross Promotion
If you're interested in helping us promote this project, we'd love your support! We are also open to cross-posting your key content if the mission is aligned with CSP's goals. This cross-promotional social partnership would also include adding your Brand's logo and URL on our site.
Social Copy:
Please reach out to kim@memria.org to talk about social promotion options and promotional information for display on covidstoryproject.com
Story Gathering Enterprise Software
COVID Story Project is a program under MEMRIA, a web-based audio storytelling tool that makes capturing stories seamless for the user as well as those collecting the story. Storytellers use a simple recording interface to audio record their story with any images they'd like to submit.
If your organization is collecting COVID-19 related stories, we can offer free usage of MEMRIA. We can create a button specifically for your organization to place on your website so that, when promoting on social media, we can tag your organization and spread these stories to wider audiences.
If you’re interested in partnering together and discuss how we might be able to collaborate on collecting COVID-related stories, please use this link to book time or email kim@memria.org.
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