Use familiar prompts
Begin with photographs, streets, tools and people rather than turning the interview into a memory test.
Oral History Service for Older Adults in Hong Kong
Start with an old photograph. Hear a neighbourhood come alive.
We help families and community organizations document personal memories, changing places and daily life through careful interviews and reviewable stories.
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Ask consent in stages
Recording, family sharing and public display require separate decisions.
Separate types of evidence
Distinguish verified facts, personal memories and claims still needing confirmation.
We do not automatically use participants' stories for promotion. Public use requires clear, separate permission.
Begin with one story.
Tell us what material you have and how you hope to share the finished work.
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