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Writing up a life story
Practical guide to turning interview recordings and notes into a readable family life story, covering structure, editing, contradictions, and production.
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Recording audio and video that will still be usable in thirty years
Practical guide to recording, saving, and transcribing family interview audio and video with simple tools and reliable backups.
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Questions to ask a parent about their life
A practical question bank organized by theme to help you record your parents' life stories, from childhood to reflections.
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Preserving digital memories
Guide to extracting, preserving, and organizing digital photos, messages, and voicemails for lasting family archives.
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Organising family photos and documents
Step‑by‑step guide to sort, scan, and store family photos, slides, and videos before they deteriorate.
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Writing a legacy letter
Learn how to write a concise legacy letter that shares values, stories, and context, distinct from a legal will.
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Interviewing grandparents
Practical steps for interviewing grandparents, using prompts, short sessions, handling repeats, memory loss, and language barriers.
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How to record someone’s life story
Step‑by‑step guide for recording a family member’s life story, covering session planning, equipment, environment, interview technique, and backup.