AlmaMundi
Purpose
Tell your story. Discover other stories.
AlmaMundi is a space to share what we have lived, remember what shaped us, and discover the experiences of other people.
Here, a story doesn’t have to be extraordinary to deserve a place.
Your story doesn’t get lost in the scroll
Every day we share images, thoughts, and moments online. Many are quickly left behind, pushed aside by new posts.
AlmaMundi offers something different: a space where people’s stories are gathered and organized so others can find them, get to know them, and come back to them.
Here, stories matter for what they tell, with no popularity rankings and no race for more reactions.
What interests us is what people have to tell.
Your story doesn’t get lost in the scroll.
We all have a story to tell
A conversation you still remember. Something that happened at your first job. An unexpected trip. A friendship. A moment of joy, of learning, or of change.
A single memory is enough: your story can be one moment, with no need to write an autobiography or tell a whole life.
AlmaMundi welcomes stories, memories, anecdotes, and personal experiences. They can be major moments or seemingly small scenes from everyday life.
Each person decides what to share and how to share it.
Even a single moment matters.
Choose how to tell it
You can share your experience in four formats:
- Text. Write a story in your own words.
- Audio. Give voice to what you remember.
- Video. Tell your experience on camera.
- Photography. Share an image and the story behind it.
To share a story, all you need is something to tell. You can do it in your own words, in your own way.
What matters is what you want to tell.
Before it is published, every submission is reviewed by a person on our team, following the project’s editorial guidelines.
A story can also begin with a question
Sometimes we know we have something to tell, but we don’t know where to start.
That’s why AlmaMundi has a section called “Get inspired”, where you’ll find questions grouped into different themes of life.
You can choose a question and answer it from your own experience.
You can also explore the questions other people have left, answer them, or propose a question of your own.
A question can bring back a memory, an experience, or a story you hadn’t yet thought of sharing.
At AlmaMundi, taking part can start with a question instead of a blank page.
Discover other stories
AlmaMundi is also a place to listen, read, look, and discover the experiences of other people.
You can explore stories shared through text, audio, photographs, and videos.
Their memories may be different from yours. Or you may find experiences that feel surprisingly familiar.
Each story opens a chance to learn how other people live, remember, and make sense of their experiences.
By sharing our stories, we make it possible for others to know them.
Memories that build AlmaMundi
AlmaMundi brings together personal experiences to build a collective memory that is diverse and open to many voices.
We care about significant events as much as everyday moments: whatever each person remembers and finds important to share.
The value of the project lies in the diversity of stories, generations, experiences, and ways of seeing life.
Every experience brings a different perspective. Together, the stories reveal different ways of living and remembering.
We want many people to be able to share their own experiences and discover those of others.
Who is behind it
AlmaMundi is a nonprofit initiative of Precisar, the trade name of Fundación Democracia Abierta, an organization based in Santiago, Chile, that works on digital culture and media literacy.
The project seeks to expand opportunities for expression, participation, and connection through the experiences people share.
Stories, questions, and answers are reviewed by people on our team before they are published.
Participants keep their rights over the content they share and can request its removal under the platform’s terms of use.
To learn about the conditions for taking part and how personal data is handled, see AlmaMundi’s institutional documents.
