Memoland is a collaborative mobile application for documenting, preserving, and visualizing social memories linked to a territory.
The app allows users to register places, events, experiences, and sociocultural processes related to collective memory, incorporating descriptive information, geographic location, and audiovisual material. Each contribution helps build a living map of memory, facilitating the consultation, recognition, and dissemination of significant events in different spaces.
With Memoland you can:
Explore content on an interactive map.
Record social memory events associated with a place.
Add information about dates, sources, participants, tributes, demands, and consequences.
Upload photos or videos as part of the record.
Edit and complete descriptive forms.
Contribute to the preservation of narratives linked to repression, resistance, and other processes of collective memory.
Memoland is designed for associations, collectives, researchers, institutions, and citizens interested in documenting social memory from a territorial, participatory, and accessible perspective.
The application seeks to facilitate the creation of a collaborative digital archive, where each point on the map represents a story, an experience, or a significant trace of the past and present.
Memoland is for documenting, preserving, and visualizing social memories.