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  1. Title
  2. Center for the Humanities
  3. Acknowledgements
  4. Introduction
  5. Community Building
    1. SAADA's 'Where We Belong' Project - from Theory to Practice by Samip Mallick
    2. Archiving Black Lesbians in Practice by Shawn(ta) Smith-Cruz
    3. Building Activist Capacity Through Memory Work by Maggie Schreiner
  6. Listening
    1. Sustaining Collaboration is a Skill by Sady Sullivan
    2. De-Radicalizing Public Engagement by Rebecca Amato
    3. NYSCA Living Traditions: Safeguarding Tradition Beyond the Physical Archive by Molly Garfinkel
    4. The Repositories of Memories that We All Carry Within by Yvette Ramirez
  7. Honoring Memory
    1. The Artist and the Radical Archive by Walis Johnson
    2. Telling Totes at the Essex Street Market by Hatuey Ramos-Fermin
    3. Juxtaposition: The Case for the Radically Open Archive by Gabrielle Bendiner-Viani
    4. If You're Thinking About Starting An Oral History Project by Sady Sullivan with Maggie Schreiner
  8. Resources
  9. Further Reading
  10. Contributors

Resources

Activists’ Guide to Archiving Video - Resources for recording and preserving video in support of human rights.

Archive-It - Subscription-based web archiving service from the Internet Archive.

Artists’ Studio Archives - Practical strategies for artists, archivists, librarians and curators to collect and preserve artist archives.

CollectiveAccess - Free open-source software for managing and publishing archival collections.

CollectiveAccess Community - User-generated tips, tools, and shared strategies for using CollectiveAccess.

Columbia Center for Oral History Research - Research guides, bibliographies and procedures compiled by the Columbia Center for Oral History Research.

Columbia Oral History Master of Arts - one-year interdisciplinary MA degree training students in oral history method and theory.

Community Archives and Heritage Group - Resources and information about community archives, focused on the UK.

Community Archiving Workshop - Guide for hosting moving image archiving workshops, aimed at smaller organizations.

Culture in Transit - Workflows, standards and best practices for post-custodial and community-based archiving projects.

DCPL Memory Lab Workflows - Instructions for DIY digitization of photographs, negatives, audio cassettes, and videotape.

Diversifying the Digital Historical Record Conference Proceedings - Series of forums focused on community archives, the digital historical record, and the representation of diverse communities. Includes videos of proceedings and white papers.

Documenting the Now - Developing tools and community to support the ethical collection, use, and preservation of social media content.

Exactly - Free application that is easy-to-use for remotely and safely transferring any digital data from a sender to a recipient.

Fixity - Free tool for monitoring and reporting on the integrity of stored data files.

Groundswell’s Oral History & Social Change Bibliography - Bibliography on the praxis of oral history and activism, compiled by Groundswell: Oral History for Social Change.

Guide to Records Management for Lone Arrangers SAA - Instructions for managing the business records of small organizations.

Hindenburg Systems - Audio editing for broadcasters, students, journalists and podcasters.

Identifying and Dismantling White Supremacy in Archives Poster - Graphic representation of a selection of white privileges in archives and action steps for dismantling them.

International Oral History Association - Journal and biannual conference collecting oral history wisdom from around the globe. The next conference will be in Singapore in 2020.

Library of Congress Personal Digital Archiving - Information and instructions about preserving your digital materials, including photos, audio, video, emails, websites, and more.

Library and Information Science Diversity Bibliography - Crowd-sourced bibliography on diversity in libraries and archives.

Mukurtu - Grassroots, open-source platform for managing Indigenous cultural heritage materials, incorporating traditional knowledge paradigms and ethics as a core component.

OHMS: Oral History Metadata Synchronizer - Open-source, web-based application to improve access to oral histories through indexing and transcript synching.

Omeka - Free, open source content management system for cataloging digital assets online, and creating exhibitions.

Oral History Association - New principles, guidelines, values, ethics, and effective best practices by the U.S. oral history association to be released soon.

Oral History Australia - Fees - Guidelines on fees for interviewing and transcription, developed by the Australian oral history association.

Oral History Australia - Ethics - Guidelines on ethical practice for oral historians, developed by the Australian oral history association.

Oral History in the Digital Age - Tools, techniques and critical reflections about collecting, curating, and disseminating oral histories.

Oral History in the Digital Age - Ask Doug - How to Choose Audio Recorder & Microphones.

Oral History in the Liberal Arts - Includes templates, toolkits and tutorials for developing, conducting and archiving oral history projects.

Oral History Society - Getting Started - Introductory information about oral history.

Oral History Summer School - Training program to help students from varied fields make use of oral history as an ethical interview practice in their lives and work.

Queens Memory Workflows - Workflows, standards and best practices for post-custodial and community-based archiving and oral history projects.

Shopes, Linda. “A Very Selected Oral History Bibliography” - Manuals, articles and resources compiled by oral historian Linda Shopes.

Sustainable Futures - Collection of articles about building financial and organizational sustainability in community archives.

Traditional Knowledge Labels - Tool for Indigenous communities to add existing local protocols for access and use to recorded cultural heritage that is digitally circulating outside community contexts.

Transom - Reviews of audio equipment and tools, how to guides and more.

Webrecorder - Free web archiving service that anyone can use to save web pages.

Zine Librarians Code of Ethics - Ethics for acquiring, managing, preserving, and making accessible zines in a library setting, including public, academic, or special libraries, archives, and basements.

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