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ADST Resources and Links
Amistad Research Center | The Center, located on the Tulane University campus in New Orleans, Louisiana, is a manuscripts library for the study of ethnic history and culture and race relations in the United States. While the focus is national, the holdings are international in scope. Researchers who use these resources find information about social, economic, and political history that leads to new interpretations of history. Amistad is among the largest of the nation's repositories specializing in the history of African Americans. Papers of African Americans and records of organizations and institutions of the African American community make up about 90 percent of the Center's holdings. The other 10 percent, significant in number and content, contains documentation on Native Americans, Puerto Ricans, Chicanos, Asian Americans, European immigrants, and Appalachian whites.
Study
Abroad Programs | Studying abroad is a crucial aspect
of any education and is doubly so for majors in African and African
Diaspora Studies. Find out what other study abroad programs are
being offered that might suit you.
Resources on African and the Diaspora | Country information, travel advisories, organizations, Africa and African Diaspora web portals and more...
Other
African and Diaspora Studies Programs | These links will
help you find information housed at other African and Diaspora Studies
program around the world.
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