The 100 Stories archive
A planned collection of participant reflections records why each person came and what they found. Sharing a story or ancestry information is voluntary; publication requires explicit consent.
A documentary told with Togolese voices
Planned outputs include a 20–30 minute documentary, a 3–5 minute partner film, short-form content, portrait interviews and a professional photo archive. These are proposed productions, not completed films. Historians, hosts, artisans and young people tell their own stories with permission and fair compensation.
A community-chosen legacy
A concrete project in youth, education, cultural preservation or entrepreneurship is planned with host communities and sponsorship support. The project, budget and delivery partner are not yet confirmed.
Return, exchange and opportunity
Proposed follow-up includes alumni connections, school and youth exchanges, future heritage visits, an annual reunion and business-roundtable follow-up. Investment introductions are opportunities for dialogue, not guarantees of returns or commitments.
Impact, measured honestly
The program plans to report local supplier spending, artisan sales, community payments, participant feedback, media reach and legacy delivery after each edition. Figures in the documents are planning estimates, not achieved results.