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Contribute

The record grows because people share what they know

Photographs, memories, place names, recipes, corrections — all of it matters, and all of it is credited.

What you can contribute

Choose the type that fits best — an editor will help if it belongs somewhere else.

  • Photograph

  • Document

  • Object

  • Place

  • Personal memory

  • Oral history

  • Audio

  • Video

  • Map

  • Correction

  • Student project

How review works

Nothing is published silently. Each stage is visible to you on your dashboard.

  1. 1

    Submitted — waiting for an editor

  2. 2

    Being read by an editor

  3. 3

    Checking rights and permissions

  4. 4

    Checking sensitivity and safety

  5. 5

    With a specialist reviewer

  6. 6

    Being translated

  7. 7

    Approved — waiting to be published

  8. 8

    Scheduled for publication

  9. 9

    Published

Rights, consent and sensitivity

A few commitments we ask of every contributor.

What we ask you to confirm

  • You own the material, or you have permission from the person who does.
  • People clearly identifiable in photographs have agreed to publication.
  • You will tell us if material is culturally sensitive or should not be mapped.
  • You accept that your contribution may be edited for clarity and credited.

What we commit to

  • Crediting you in the form you choose, including anonymously.
  • Never selling contributed material or licensing it for advertising.
  • Withdrawing material on request where rights allow.
  • Marking uncertain material as provisional rather than guessing.

Recognition

Quiet, non-competitive acknowledgement of sustained contribution.

  • Map Reader

    Locate five heritage places on the map and name their scope.

  • Memory Collector

    Record one family memory with permission.

  • Place-Name Detective

    Find two names for the same place and note your sources.

  • Fossil Explorer

    Explain why fossils must stay where they are found.

  • Food Historian

    Document one dish and who taught it to whom.

  • Photograph Investigator

    Separate observation from interpretation in one image.

  • Responsible Visitor

    Describe how to visit a sensitive place respectfully.

  • Community Storyteller

    Share a checked story with your class.