Share Your Story – ELPL StoryCorps

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Share Your Story East Lansing Public Library StoryCorpsThe East Lansing Public Library is launching a StoryCorps program for community members to share their stories during COVID-19 and Michigan's Stay Home, Stay Safe Executive Order. Everyone has a story to tell, so we have created an opportunity and platform for the community to record, preserve, share and celebrate their stories.

The East Lansing area is full of remarkable people, cultures, strong partnerships and important stories. If you would like to share your story, please fill out the form below and submit a short recording.  All stories will reside on the library's podcast page on Podbean, opens a new window and the library's website.

If you need help creating or uploading your recording please contact library staff at elpltech@cityofeastlasing.com.

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Your story recording should be in mp3 format and no larger than 30MB. If you cannot upload your file please send it to ldougla@cityofeastlansing.com
Accepted file types: mp3, Max. file size: 30 MB.
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