The working materials behind the method — free to use, adapt and translate, including by people who will never join VOAC. A standard nobody else can apply is not a standard.
Ojú ìwé yìí wà ní èdè Gẹ̀ẹ́sì nígbà tí àwọn tó ń sọ èdè náà ń ṣàyẹ̀wò ìtumọ̀ wa.
template
The script a VOAC member reads before recording anyone, the consent log we fill in, and the withdrawal form a subject can use at any time. This is the exact material our own publish gate checks for.
Languages
English and French drafts complete; the other languages are being checked by native speakers before release.
guide
How to get a usable recording in a room with a tin roof and no budget: mic placement, handling noise, wind, and why you record thirty seconds of the room before you start.
Languages
In draft — first version ships with the first Story Lab.
toolkit
Every photograph VOAC publishes names the subject, the place and the date, with a photographer credit. This explains why, and how to write one that does journalistic work rather than decoration.
Languages
Published — it is the standard our publishing system enforces.
Most of these are still in draft, and the page says which. When a resource is finished it becomes a real download here. The consent standard is the one already in force — our own publishing system enforces it.