The AGU Centennial is an opportunity to reflect on our past and welcome all the possibilities that the next century will bring. To capture where we’ve been and where we’re going, we’re launching the AGU Narratives project.
Using historians, professional story gatherers, crowdsourcing and public story sharing opportunities, AGU Narratives will feature a variety of stories to help connect the Earth and space science community, amplify our voice, and inspire those around us.
We are . . .
. . . asking scientists and others in our community to Share Your Story.
You can share your personal Earth and space science stories in the AGU Narratives community on the StoryCorps Archive website using the StoryCorps app. Record your own interview or interview a friend or colleague and post it to the AGU Narratives community.
. . . inviting scientists at a variety of events to become part of the AGU Narratives community
Throughout the Centennial celebration, AGU will be identifying opportunities to set up interview stations at various conferences and other events. Beginning with AGU's 2017 Fall Meeting in New Orleans when the StoryCorps team came on site to a planned suite of interviews at the 2019 European Geosciences Union meeting in 2019– AGU is capturing longer form interviews with members of our community. You can nominate someone to be considered for one of these interviews.