Asian Studies: Online Resources

Contextualizes Asian immigration in the history of race and racism in the United States and globally.

A nonprofit, educational global organization that discusses arts, education, policy, and current affairs

Contains special collections items such as photographs, diary entries, recorded interviews, reference works, and serials.

An academic-created space for history, demographics, and issues about diverse ethnic groups

A collection of materials at Cambridge University including written collections, maps, photographs, and cinéfilms.

Maintained by the libraries at UC Irvine.

Includes digital exhibits, artwork, community stories, books & magazines, videos and educator resources.

A list of Asian American studies digital archives, collections, and websites maintained by Berkeley Library

Includes historical and contemporary sources from and about the region in arts, humanities, social sciences, science, and other fields in English and South Asian languages.

A collection of mass education materials published in Hong Kong and in Mainland China, particularly Shanghai between 1947-1954; hosted by the Center for Research Libraries.

Rare pamphlets from Cornell University Library’s Charles W. Wason Collection on East Asia spanning three centuries (c1750-1929),

Includes Chinese, Japanese, and Korean rare books and manuscripts, images, audio-visual materials, archival and primary sources such as correspondence, dairies, photos, pamphlets and ephemeral materials. Maintained by The Claremont Colleges.

Digital resources on East Asian Studies and Asian Canadian Studies. Useful information also found under regional studies resources.

Biographies of noteworthy people from Tibet, Inner Asia, & the Himalayan region.

From the University of Texas Libraries, this map collection features digitized images produced by the CIA. The website was archived as of 2021.

Includes collections on Chinese, Filipino, Japanese, Korean, and Taiwanese cultures