Asian American History WWW Resources
Academic
Info: Asian American History
This list of links includes sites about Asian American history. The mission
of Academic Info is to "[i]mprove access to online educational resources
by developing an easy to use subject directory covering each academic discipline
[and] [i]ncrease educational opportunities for students in rural and underrepresented
communities by giving them the same online experience as students from more
privileged communities."
Asian-Nation:
The Landscape of Asian America
This site is created by a sociology doctoral student at the University of
Albany at SUNY. Areas covered include Asian-American history, culture, dynamics,
and contemporary issues.
Baseline
Essay Project
"The primary audience for the Baseline Essays is the more than 3,000
elementary, middle and high school teachers, administrators, other certificated
and support staff who work in the Portland Public School District. The secondary
audience is educators, generally, along with parents and others interested
in multicultural/multiethnic education." This page includes essays about
Asian American language arts, social science, mathematics, and music.
Chinatown
Resource Guide
This is a PBS site that provides links to resources about Chinatown.
A
History Bursting With Telling: Asian Americans in Washington State
This site was developed for The Center for the Study of the Pacific Northwest
by Matthew W. Klingle, University of Washington Department of History. In
includes an overview of Asian American history in the state of Washington,
as well as an extensive bibliography.
The
Japanese American Historical Society of San Diego: Resources
Research based articles, maps, and links to historical societies are available
at this site.
Korean
American Historical Society: Resources
This site includes full-text articles, bibliographies, and webliographies
about Korean Americans and their history. "Founded in 1985, Korean American
Historical Society (KAHS) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to enriching
the collective memory of Korean Americans through collecting, maintaining,
and transmitting the heritage and achievements of Koreans living in the United
States and abroad."
Museum
of the City of San Francisco: History by Subject: San Francisco--Chinese
This site, maintained by the Museum of the City of San Francisco, provides
background information about the history of the Chinese people in San Francisco.
"Suffering
Under a Great Injustice": Ansel Adam's Photographs of Japanese-American
Internment
"In 1943, Ansel Adams (1902-1984), America's best-known photographer,
documented the Manzanar War Relocation Center in California and the Japanese
Americans interned there during World War II." This site is available
at the Library of Congress American Memory project.
UCLA
Asian American Studies Center
This site links to demographic data about Asian Americans and also provides
summaries and review of literature currently being published in the field.
US
Census Bureau: Asian and Pacific Islander Populations
This US Census Bureau maintains lists Asian American population statistics
from 1990 to the present.
All quoted material is from the respective source.
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