Participate · Contribute · Connect

Get Involved

HSKRC welcomes constructive participation from readers, researchers, students, community members and organisations anywhere in the world. You can suggest resources, contribute source information, offer skills or discuss a cultural, educational, research or community partnership.

Ways to participate

Choose the path that best matches how you would like to help.

Suggest a Book

Recommend a relevant book or research resource for consideration in the HSKRC collection.

Contribute a Source

Share bibliographic details, references or corrections that can improve traceability and research quality.

Volunteer

Offer skills in research assistance, cataloguing, translation, proofreading, digital organisation or community outreach.

Global & Community Partnership

Community, cultural, educational, library and research organisations from any country can discuss collaborative activities, resource sharing, digital access or public engagement.

Contribution principles

Participation should strengthen accuracy, access, respect and responsible preservation.

Evidence first

Historical or research claims should be linked to identifiable sources whenever possible.

Respectful participation

Contributions should support constructive learning and avoid derogatory, abusive or discriminatory material.

Copyright-aware

Please only submit files or materials that you have the right to share. Bibliographic suggestions are welcome even when a full PDF cannot be hosted.

Transparent credit

Where appropriate, significant community or research contributions can be acknowledged with the contributor’s permission.

Help build measurable community value

Feedback and participation help HSKRC understand what is useful, what is missing and how the project can better serve the public.

Wherever you are in the world, you can use, contribute to or collaborate with HSKRC. Feedback from international users and local communities — including Greater Dandenong and Victoria — can help document the project’s real public and community impact.