Online Resources in Society, Culture, and History

• Asian-American Health: Collection of papers, articles and links relating to Southeast Asian American health.
• Asian American Oral History Site:  Compiled by an Asian American history class, UC-Berkeley.
• Beyond Self-Interest:  APAs Toward a Community of Justice:  A policy analysis of affirmative action. 
• Bui Doi: Life Like Dust: Film documenting the life of a young Vietnamese American gang member.
• 'Chinatown' PBS Documentary:  Site includes resource guide, photographs, links and video clips.
• Chinese American History Timeline:  Describes events from 1848-1995.
• Documenting the Southeast Asian Refugee Experience:  Online exhibit from UC-Irvine Library.
• Hmong Homepage:  Collection of resources relating to Hmong history, culture, language, and current events.
• Interactive Chinese American History:  Website of an Asian American history course, UC-Berkeley.
• Japanese American Exhibit and Access Project:  Online supplement to holdings at U. of Washington Library.
• Korean/Korean-American Folklore Archive: Searchable database of field research.
• Map of West Coast Japanese Internment Camps
• The Promise of Gold Mountain:  Tucson's Chinese Heritage:  Text and photographs documenting history of the Chinese in Tucson, from 1800s to the present.
• US Census Bureau - Asian and Pacific Islander Statistics: Detailed tables on API population from March 1996.
• War Relocation Authority Camps in Arizona, 1942-1946: Historical exhibit with photographs.
• Women of Color Health Data Book:  Published by National Institutes of Health; includes sections on specific communities.

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