A library that listens
Every member of the Heart2Heart community can propose works, contribute perspectives, and add to the collection. The archive grows through conversation, not decree.
Community Archives
An archive built by many hands.
TRUEHN Nationalbibliothek is a living community archive: a library that grows through the shared knowledge, cataloguing, and conversation of the Heart2Heart community.
What a community archive is
Knowledge comes alive when it is shared.
A community archive is a collection assembled not by a single institution but by the people who use it. Members suggest works, describe them, and discuss what they mean — so the record reflects many voices rather than one.
At TRUEHN Nationalbibliothek, this principle shapes everything: the collections are curated through the Heart2Heart discussion, and every registered work carries its own ITSBN signature in the library's public register.
How it works
Three practices, one archive
From proposing a work to registering it and reflecting on it together — the path every contribution takes.
Shared knowledge, carefully kept
Books, journals, magazines, newspapers, and TRUEHN university publications are catalogued in the ITSBN Register so that each work keeps an enduring, citable signature.
Memory made together
Reading notes, reflections, and exchanges in the community discussion become part of the record — a cultural memory that belongs to everyone who helps build it.
Add your voice
Help build the archive.
Bring a book to the discussion, register a work in the ITSBN Register, or share what a text taught you. Every contribution becomes part of the record.