The Living Archive: Extinction Stories from Oceania
Oceania
This project is creating a multimedia space that provides a platform for people to tell their own stories, in their own ways, about what extinction means and how it matters in their lives and places.
The Living Archive is grounded in the understanding that personal narratives have the potential to explore local complexity in ways that are relatable and meaningful, and that generate engagement, connection and attentiveness in this time of great loss.
For further information see the website:
https://www.extinctionstories.org/
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