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HISTORY PROJECT: www.lostfootsteps.org
With a bilingual online presence that has attracted over 850,000 individual users and a Facebook following of over 250,000, U Thant House has a countrywide reach, providing a portal to reliable information and the spread of fresh ideas.
In May 2018 U Thant House launched a new bilingual (Burmese and English) website on Myanmar and global history. The website aims to introduce Myanmar people to the interconnections between local and global history, offer alternative viewpoints and critical perspectives on events in Myanmar history, and link the past and the present in ways that help fresh thinking about future options.
The content archive comprises over 500 articles in more than ten different categories including: Before History, British Burma, Medieval and Early Modern Myanmar and its Global Connections (900 - 1824AD), Ancient Myanmar and the Ancient World (to 900AD), Late Konbaung Period, Yangon Global City.
In the years the project was funded and active, on average two articles were published each week, on history that tied into current events. User engagement was tremendous with thousands of interactions on each new post. Our team moderated and engaged actively with the online conversations that followed.
>850,00 unique users,
80% 18-44 years of age
>85% Burmese language users

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