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Case Study
Victoria's Turks
A community archive where the documentary, living stories, and a submit-a-story path share one public home.
- Before
- Film and stories in separate places
- After
- One community archive
Timeline2026
The brief
Victoria's Turks marks the 1968 migration of Turkish families to Victoria, and the half century of community life that followed. The work already included a 45-minute documentary, Hosh Bulduk. The public site needed to hold that film, the values around it, and a way for people to add their own story.
The archive
Viewer
Comes for the 1968 migration story, or to add their own.
Community archive
Film, values, and living stories sit in one public home.
Documentary
Hosh Bulduk, on the site.
Submit a story
A form the archive can publish.
Archive desk
The team reviews and publishes. Visitors never see this.
Webifex built a community archive where the documentary, published stories, and a submit-a-story form share one structure. A viewer can watch, read, or send a migration story on the same site. The archive desk reviews submissions from a workspace visitors never see.
Result
The community has a public home that can keep collecting stories without treating the film as a one-off page.
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