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”I REMEMBER” Thousands of voices recreating a hundred years of history
Taking reader-participation journalism to the next level The launch “I remember” was launched in September 2016, coinciding with Gothenburg Book Fair. The project invites the public to write history by sharing their memories in short fragments.
An extensive web campaign SvD.se Editorial selections of memories according to theme and time period have become a much read and shared feature on Svenska Dagbladet’s web site.
A series of in-depth articles in print
Print edition Journalists, established authors and the public, creating high-quality journalism together, by sharing personal memories of seminal historic events.
Massive reader response
Readers remembering WWII…
…and the 1980’s
…especially in the digital channels Contributors could choose which decade to remember
The ebook Readers can read, sort and search through a large number of memories in the online ebook on svd.se. The book is continuously filled with memories, as they are submitted.
World War I
Bob Dylan’s Nobel Prize
Referendum on prohibition in 1922
Christmas 1968
World War II First mortgage
9/11 in NYC
My first horse
A student’s memory
Endorsements from leading cultural voices Submissions Thousands of memories have been collected online and through postal letters from the public. One-on-one interviews have also been conducted with some of the oldest people living in Sweden. Authors and artists who have endorsed “I remember” by submitting memories include Horace Engdahl, Therese Bohman, David Lagercrantz, Jens Lapidus, Klas Östergren, Karin Broos, Theodor Kallifatides, Emerich Roth and many more.
Quickly going viral through social media
Social media Reader memories turned into posts, pictures and film clips, spread through Svenska Dagbladet’s social media channels, and shared by readers many times over.
Journalism based on reader’s memories
Read other people’s memories
The murder of Olof Palme
The Nazi transit through Sweden
Quick and easy online submissions
Write your memory Pick your decade Your name Hide / display full name
Email address Year of birth
Accept our terms
At last: the memories will be a book The book project Selected memories will be collected in a trade book, edited by Swedish historian and academy member Peter Englund. Launch by Natur & Kultur in November 2017.
“It’s great that SvD has taken the initiative in this exciting project. ‘I Remember’ brings to life the tiny ingredients of existence that also constitute a kind of whole”. Richard Herold, Head of Publishing at the book publisher Natur & Kultur in Stockholm
From Natur & Kultur’s homepage
At last: the memories will be a book The book project Selected memories will be collected in a trade book, edited by Swedish historian and academy member Peter Englund. Launch by Natur & Kultur in November 2017.
“It’s great that SvD has taken the initiative in this exciting project. ‘I Remember’ brings to life the tiny ingredients of existence that also constitute a kind of whole”. Richard Herold, Head of Publishing at the book publisher Natur & Kultur in Stockholm
From Natur & Kultur’s homepage
…and here is it all!
Taking reader-participation journalism to the next level The launch “I remember” was launched in September 2016, coinciding with Gothenburg Book Fair. The project invites the public to write history by sharing their memories in short fragments.
An extensive web campaign SvD.se Editorial selections of memories according to theme and time period have become a much read and shared feature on Svenska Dagbladet’s web site.
A series of in-depth articles in print
Print edition Journalists, established authors and the public, creating high-quality journalism together, by sharing personal memories of seminal historic events.
Massive reader response
Readers remembering WWII…
…and the 1980’s
…especially in the digital channels Contributors could choose which decade to remember
The ebook Readers can read, sort and search through a large number of memories in the online ebook on svd.se. The book is continuously filled with memories, as they are submitted.
World War I
Bob Dylan’s Nobel Prize
Referendum on prohibition in 1922
Christmas 1968
World War II First mortgage
9/11 in NYC
My first horse
A student’s memory
Endorsements from leading cultural voices Submissions Thousands of memories have been collected online and through postal letters from the public. One-on-one interviews have also been conducted with some of the oldest people living in Sweden. Authors and artists who have endorsed “I remember” by submitting memories include Horace Engdahl, Therese Bohman, David Lagercrantz, Jens Lapidus, Klas Östergren, Karin Broos, Theodor Kallifatides, Emerich Roth and many more.
Quickly going viral through social media
Social media Reader memories turned into posts, pictures and film clips, spread through Svenska Dagbladet’s social media channels, and shared by readers many times over.
Journalism based on reader’s memories
Read other people’s memories
The murder of Olof Palme
The Nazi transit through Sweden
Quick and easy online submissions
Write your memory Pick your decade Your name Hide / display full name
Email address Year of birth
Accept our terms
At last: the memories will be a book The book project Selected memories will be collected in a trade book, edited by Swedish historian and academy member Peter Englund. Launch by Natur & Kultur in November 2017.
“It’s great that SvD has taken the initiative in this exciting project. ‘I Remember’ brings to life the tiny ingredients of existence that also constitute a kind of whole”. Richard Herold, Head of Publishing at the book publisher Natur & Kultur in Stockholm
From Natur & Kultur’s homepage
At last: the memories will be a book The book project Selected memories will be collected in a trade book, edited by Swedish historian and academy member Peter Englund. Launch by Natur & Kultur in November 2017.
“It’s great that SvD has taken the initiative in this exciting project. ‘I Remember’ brings to life the tiny ingredients of existence that also constitute a kind of whole”. Richard Herold, Head of Publishing at the book publisher Natur & Kultur in Stockholm
From Natur & Kultur’s homepage
…and here is it all!
