A collection of stories is being compiled into an archive. This archive contains interviews, photographs, and other items related to a specific community. One such interview features a man discussing his path to traditional medicine, which was a new experience for his daughter. She found it valuable to have his story recorded. The archive is a result of a partnership and has grown out of a storytelling program.
Further details about the archive and its contents are available. The program behind the archive aims to capture the experiences of community members.
The archive includes hundreds of interviews, providing a glimpse into life in the community.
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