memoryarchiving
Memoryarchiving is an interdisciplinary practice that aims to preserve and manage memories—either human memories as experiential content or digital representations of past events—for long-term access and study. It covers two related emphases: preserving autobiographical memory through personal documentation and retrieval practices; and preserving memory-like data within information systems and digital heritage projects.
Human memory archiving relies on narrative and documentation strategies such as journaling, life-logging, interviews, photographs, audio
Ethical considerations include consent, ownership, possible re-traumatization, and the right to forget. Privacy-preserving techniques and access
Applications range from personal memoirs and family histories to academic research, cultural heritage projects, and the