July Records, an organization founded in late December 2024, is working to preserve the memories and experiences of families of martyrs, injured individuals, and eyewitnesses of the July Revolution. Led by Chairman Kazi Wali Ullah, General Secretary Sulaim Mahmud, and Treasurer Sanjidul Alam Sagar, the group began its journey in Anwara, Chattogram, by interviewing an injured participant. It has since expanded its work nationwide, collecting testimonies that capture both historical facts and emotional narratives.

The team conducts two to three field trips each month, recording interviews primarily with mobile phones and microphones. They focus on the interviewees’ lives before and after the movement, emotional experiences, and detailed accounts of events. So far, July Records has gathered over 200 interviews and published 17 selected ones in a book titled “July Boyan,” which highlights stories of sacrifice and resilience, including those of martyr Nur Mostafa and worker martyr Mohammad Faruk.

Despite limited resources, July Records’ documentation efforts are being recognized as a significant contribution to preserving Bangladesh’s history of mass movements for future generations.