WITNESS is a non profit organization that provides support for those using or archiving video to document human rights abuses. Their Library is a great resource for activists and provides guidance on a number of topics, including archiving, interviewing, protecting privacy, documenting protests, and much more.

This guide provides information for those documenting their community through video.

This guide provides a step by step workflow for archiving video according to audio/visual best practices.

Documenting the Now, or DocNow, is a collaborative project between Shift Design, Inc., the University of Maryland, and the University of Virginia, funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. DocNow offers activists with a tool set for ethically using social media data, including tools for archiving social media.

This white paper, written by members of Documenting the Now, provides guidance and best practices on ethically archiving contemporary protest movements.

The Blackivists are "a collective of trained Black archivists who prioritize Black cultural heritage preservation and memory work," and in this article, the group shares tips for activists.

This site offers resources for those who are planning to document experiences of grief and trauma. While not specifically focused on Black Lives Matter, this resource may prove useful to those documenting grief and trauma related to experiences of police violence.