The document discusses building capacity for online collecting of extraordinary and everyday events related to the #MeToo movement. It outlines establishing infrastructure and outreach, ensuring representativeness through conversation like social media comments and meetings, and being prepared to collect unexpected materials like interviews, documentation, and objects. It emphasizes evaluating the website, outreach success, sustainability of conversations, support for new initiatives, and lessons learned.

1. #Metoo
Building Capacity For Online Collecting Of
Extraordinary Events (And Everyday Life)
Kajsa Hartig, Nordiska museet / Nordic Museum, Sweden, April 20, 2018
Museums and the Web, Vancouver, Canada

2. Embroidery and photo by Malin Fredenstedt.

4. Infrastructure

5. Outreach
Representativity?

6. Conversation
1. One to one
2. Comments in social
media
3. Live monitoring
4. Personal meetings

7. Expect the
unexpected!
● Interviews
● Extended
documentation
● Collecting objects
● Exhibitions
● Program activities

8. Evaluate
1. How does website and
infrastructure work?
2. Was outreach successful?
3. Did we perform conversation
that is sustainable?
4. Do we have support for
unexpected initiatives?
5. What did we learn from the
evaluation?

9. Photo: Lena Lönnqvist
Photo: Samaa Sarsour, CC-BY

10. Thank you!
@kajsahartig