Links


 * "You Are Not A Minority", 1977. **


 * Toward an Inventory of Chicanao Studies and Latinao Studies Program**

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 * CHICANA/O LINKS **
 * Aztlán: A Journal of Chicano Studies [] **


 * California State University at Northridge (CSUN)-Chicana/o Studies Department **
 * [|http://www.csun.edu/~hfchs006/] **


 * California State University at Northridge Latino Cultural Heritage Digital Archives [] **


 * Centro de estudiospuertoriqueños [] **


 * Center for Latin American studies [] **


 * Cesar Chavez Center University of California at Los Angeles [] **


 * Chicano art [] **


 * Chicano Research Collection, Arizona State University, [] **


 * Dominican Studies Institute [] **


 * Harvard Civil Rights Project (Moved to UCLA) [] **


 * Julian Samora Research Institute at Michigan State University [] **


 * Latina and Latino World War II [] **


 * Latino Cultural Heritage Digital Archives, California States University at Northridge, [] **


 * Lewis Mumford Center [] **


 * Michigan State University, Chicano/Latino Studies Programs [|https://www.msu.edu/~cls/] **
 * (Ph.D. Program) [|https://www.msu.edu/~cls/phdprogram.htm]? **


 * National Association for Chicana and Chicano Studies, [] **


 * The National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials (NALEO) Educational Fund [] **


 * Online Archive of California, [] **


 * Pew Hispanic Center, USC [] **


 * Southern California Library for the Social Studies and Research, [] **


 * Southwest Voter Registration Education Project [] **


 * Tomas Rivera Policy Institute [] **


 * Tejano Voices, vast collection on oral interviews of leading Chicano activists in the 1960s and 1970s [|http://libraries.uta.edu/tejanovoices/~Archive/methodology.html] **


 * Tia Chu Cha Cultural Center [] **


 * United Farm Workers [] **


 * UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center [] **


 * U.S. Census Bureau, [] **

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 * // The William C. Velásquez Institute (WCVI) [] //**



=**Gender and Sexuality** **Cesar Chavez Center**=


 * UCLA, Chicana/Latina Sites, [|http://clnet.ucla.edu/research/chavez/resources/latina.htm]**


 * Chicanas Chingonas**
 * []**
 * - Chicanas who have made significant professional, educational, and cultural achievements**


 * Chicana/Latina Foundation**
 * [|www.chicanalatina.org/foundation]**
 * - empowering Chicanas/Latinas through personel, educational and profession advancement, Exe Dr. Olga Talamante**


 * Colorlines Magazine**
 * [|www.colorlines.com]**


 * Domestic Violence Council**
 * [|www.dvcouncil.lacounty.gov]**


 * East Los Angeles Women’s Center. Resource Guide**
 * [|http://elawc.org/docs/ELAWCResource_Guide.pdf]**
 * - Provides lists of all government services for domestic violence, hotlines, social services in the area.**


 * The Federal Government Source for Women's Health Information**
 * [|www.womenshealth.gov]**


 * Gender, Race and Ethnicity in Media Latin Americans in Media, The**
 * University of Iowa,**
 * [|http://www.uiowa.edu/~commstud/resources/GenderMedia/latin.html]**
 * [|http://www.uiowa.edu/%7Ecommstud/resources/GenderMedia/latin.html]>**


 * Gender & Women’s Studies Department, California State University, Northridge**
 * []**


 * A haphazard guide to Chicanas doing any variant of Chicana/o Stuidies**
 * []**


 * Hispanic and Latina Women-Health Organization Directory**
 * [|www.4women.gov]**
 * - fed government source for women’s health information**


 * Libertad Latina.org**
 * [|www.libertadlatina.org/Crisis_Lat_Mexico_Juarez_Femicide.htm]**
 * - indigenous Latina and African women and children human rights news from the Americas**


 * MALDEF - includes cases related to Latinas and info on domestic violence.**
 * [|http://www.maldef.org/]**


 * Mujeres Activas en Letras y Cambio Social**
 * [|www.Malcs.net]**
 * - academic chicana group and journal**


 * National Women's Law Center**
 * [|www.nwlc.org]**
 * - Since 1972, the Center uses the law in all its forms: getting new laws on the books and enforced; litigating ground-breaking cases in state and federal courts all the way to the Supreme Court; and educating the public about ways to make the law and public policies work for women and their families.**


 * Otras Chicanas on the 'Web,’ Making Face, Making Soul...a Chicana**
 * [|http://www.chicanas.com/chicanas.html]**


 * WAGE: We Advocate Gender Equity**
 * [|www.Wage.org]**
 * - advocating gender equity, initiated by academics at California universities who had tenure grievances and took legal actions**


 * Walmart Watch**
 * [|http://walmartwatch.com]**


 * Women of Color Resource Center publication**
 * [|www.coloredgirls.com]**


 * Women’s E News**
 * [|www.womensenews.org]**


 * Women & Gender Studies Website**
 * []**
 * - association of college and research libraries/American Library Association**


 * Women’s Media Center**
 * [|www.womensmediacenter.org]**
 * - closing the gender gap in news media**


 * World Bank: Gender and Development**
 * []**


 * World Health Organization**
 * []**




 * General List **


 * Air America Media**
 * [|www.airamericaradio.com]**


 * American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations**
 * [|www.aflcio.org]**


 * Applied Resource Center**
 * [|www.arc.org]**
 * - advancing racial justice through research, advocacy and journalism**


 * Baraka Obama’s site**
 * [|www.whitehouse.gov]**


 * Colorlines Magazine**
 * [|www.colorlines.com]**


 * Democracy Now! with Amy Goodman**
 * [|www.democracynow.org]**


 * Ariana Huffington’s site**
 * [|www.Huffingtonpost.com]**


 * Paul Krugman, Nobel Peace Recipient 2008, for economics**
 * [|http://Krugman.blogs.nytimes.com]**


 * Mother Jones**
 * [|www.motherjones.org]**


 * My Latino News**
 * [|http://mylatinonews.com]**
 * T**
 * he Nation magazine**
 * [|www.thenation.com]**


 * The Progressive**
 * [|www.progressive.org]**


 * WAGE: We Advocate Gender Equity**
 * [|www.Wage.org]**
 * - advocating gender equity, initiated by academics at California universities who had tenure grievances and took legal actions**


 * Walmart Watch**
 * [|http://walmartwatch.com]**

= = = Digital Photo Websites =


 * Arizona State Chicano Collection [] **


 * Bancroft library photos Mexicans [] **


 * California Historical Society [] **


 * California State University Northridge Digital Photos [] **


 * Latino Cultural Heritage Digital Archives [] **


 * Center for the Study of Political Graphics [] **


 * Chicanas University of Washington [|depts.washington.edu/civilr/mecha_photos.htm] **


 * The Chicano Civil Rights Movement Through Art, University of Michigan [|http://www.umich.edu/~ac213/student_projects05/cam/] **


 * Chicano Graphic Arts in California [] **


 * The Chicano Moratorium [|www.urbanedpartnership.org/.../index.html] **


 * The Chicago Defender [|www.chicagodefender.com/article-935-lsc-elect...] **


 * Digital Librarian [] **


 * Dorothea Lang Collection [] **


 * Fickr Website [] **


 * Google.com under images and videos [] **


 * Harry Gamboa [] **


 * Illinois [|www.lib.niu.edu/1994/ii941224.html] **


 * Latin American Studies [] **


 * Latino Digital [|www.latino-digital.com/] **


 * League of United Latin American Citizens [] **


 * Library of Congress, [|www.loc.gov] **
 * Catalog search [] **


 * Mexicans [] **


 * Mexican women [] **


 * Los Angeles Public Library [] **


 * Malaquías Montoya and the Chicano Poster, 1989 July 7 / La Raza Graphics Center. Exhibition [] **


 * MexicanAmericans.com [] **


 * My Space [|www.myspace.com] **


 * Online Archive of California [] **


 * Seattle civil Rights and Labor History Project, [] **


 * UCLA Digital Photos [] **
 * The UCLA Collection is indexed **


 * University of Texas Arlington Institute of Texan Cultures [] **


 * USC Digital Photos [] **


 * USC Mexican Collection [] **


 * USC Clamor Publico [] **

**Y** **ahoo.com images and videos images: []**
 * Washington State University CHICANO ARCHIVE, Jose Alamillo, [] **