For those who are unfamiliar with Canada’s true history, it is crucial to reach out to them and inform them about the community archives. These archives collect historical information that the mainstream media often fails to portray or just neglects, bringing light on important issues that have been present for years but are rarely discussed. The key factor in bringing people together is to help them learn about Canadian history and understand the importance of every person around us. This blog campaign aims to enhance people’s personal experiences beyond paid media offers, allowing them to better relate to a personal touch. The blog campaign will consist of a twelve-part series discussing the changes happening in the archive’s findings, the new updates, and the successful stories of the archives. The goal of these blogs is to encourage people to find their place in society and also share their thoughts with the community archives.
Unarchived is not only for the immigrant or LGBTQ community people or First Nation, it is a story for every Canadian to know and learn about these stories and mainly Canadian history. It is a story for people who think they don’t belong to society or for people who think they are unseen or unheard by society. As human beings, we need to be a part of society. So these blogs will help people who are struggling to be a part of society. People from different ages, different cultures, and different races can relate to the blogs.
As everything around the world is moving towards digitalization, it is considered the best option to reach out to more people. With just one click people from around the world can have access to information through the internet and digital media—Unarchive’s objective is to inform strategies for engagement and collaboration. Media analysis will research to gather the information and the cultural value and put that in the blog. It is not media analysis’s job to decide which story should stay or to publish, it is media analysis’s job to hold the truth in front of the world.
But there is so much information out there without any kind of proof to back those data up, so these blogs will provide the information referencing their personal experience with proof which will help people to know the accuracy of the data. By incorporating personal experiences and providing evidence, these blogs aim to bridge the gap between mere information and credible knowledge.
For NBC, selecting suitable spokespeople to represent the organization in the online space is vital for effectively engaging with diverse audiences. The ideal spokesperson should have knowledge, credibility, and communication skills consistent with NBC’s goals and values. For the upcoming blogs, Dr. Satwinder Bains will be posting blogs as she has incredible knowledge about her field and so much information to share with the rest of the world. Dr. Sarwinder talks about bringing all cultures to work together so this blog not only has immigrants’ stories but also indigenous people’s and the LGBTQ community’s stories.
She is the best person to represent NBC because not only she is working to restore Asian immigrants’ stories but also she wants to work together with other communities to help bring together each other’s stories.
Unarchive offers users a seamless and user-friendly experience to securely restore, organize, and retrieve digital files. Whether it’s important documents, cherished memories, or valuable data, Unarchive ensures that your digital assets are preserved for future generations. They found the story of Paldi by looking at the pictures, some of them don’t have any names but the meaning and those untold stories make the pictures unique.
This documentary seeks to raise awareness about minorities and their contributions to building Canada. Unarchive’s archives reveal historical narratives that mainstream sources have overlooked. Understanding the past and societal development is crucial as it empowers future generations to advocate for their rights and comprehend the outcomes of such supportive efforts.
These stories have the power to empower people to feel fully integrated into society. According to Statistics Canada, in 2023, 23 percent of Canada’s population will be immigrants, which is one in four people. The archive’s stories can help one find their place in society and increase self-confidence.
This blog series will be a monthly blog series and is a program to run for a year. As this is the first blog of the series, the next blog will be coming after a month which will be 17 April 2023. This timeframe is specifically chosen for the spokesperson to gather his thoughts provide proof to support that and cross-check it before releasing it. Some of those matters can be mentally very challenging, so this timeline will help them to take time as well as take care of their mental health.
This blog will be a monthly series for a year which will provide stories that are far from mainstream. These stories will be uploaded by providing proof to back the story. That will help others to know about the people’s lives and how it is important to know about the history.