1848 to the present and pre-Columbian era.
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Lillian Castillo-Speed
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| Chicano Studies Collection | ||
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| Founded in 1969, the Chicano Studies Collection has developed into one of the | ||
| nation's leading Chicano and Latino research resources. It contains a well-defined | ||
| collection of primary and secondary sources, which includes material in print and | ||
| audiovisual formats, several languages, and various levels of use. The Chicano | ||
| Studies Serials Collection is a major resource for Chicano and Latino | ||
| Studies. | ||
| Formats include but are not limited to: bound volumes, pamphlets, microfilm, | ||
| audiotapes, videotapes, records, documents, reports, student papers, | ||
| dissertations, manuscripts, serials, posters, and art slides. | ||
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| Subject strengths include: | ||
| • Mexican Americans | ||
| • Latinos in the U.S. | ||
| • Immigration | ||
| • Bilingual/bicultural education | ||
| • Administration of justice | ||
| • Chicano literature | ||
| The Special Collections include: | ||
| • Retrospective Newspaper Collection (1844-1943) | ||
| • Chicano Art Transparencies (4,000) | ||
| • Chicano Posters (2000) | ||
| • Southwest Network Collection | ||
| • Antonio Hernandez Collection | ||
| • Richard and Gloria Santillán Collection | ||
| • Armando B. Rendón Collection | ||
| • Hank B. Tavera Collection | ||
| • Larry Trujillo Collection | ||
| • Carlos Muñoz Collection | ||
| • LatinoNet Collection | ||
| • César González-T. Collection | ||
| The time span covered is: 1848 to the present and pre-Columbian era. | ||
| The collections are accessible through: | ||
| GLADIS and MELVYL online catalogs for the monograph and serials collections. | ||
| Most of the bibliographic citations in the Chicano Database refer to items housed | ||
| in the Ethnic Studies Library. The Chicano Database is produced by the Ethnic | ||
| Studies Library and is licensed by OCLC for worldwide distribution. It is available | ||
| through the California Digital Library and at research institutions nationwide. | ||
| The Serials Microfilm Project | ||
| The Serials Microfilm Project makes available to libraries and scholars the | ||
| Chicano Studies Serials Collection, the most extensive collection of Chicano and | ||
| Chicano/Latino-related serials in the United States. Initiated in 1973 in conjunction | ||
| with Bay Microfilms, Inc. (now BMI Imaging, Inc.), the Serials Microfilm Project | ||
| to date has filmed hundreds of titles (almost 700 rolls of film) and continues to | ||
| expand its catalog. The earliest newspaper dates from 1855. Because of the rich | ||
| cultural history of people of Latin American descent in the United States, the | ||
| project has gathered and filmed a wide array of titles from all aspects of | ||
| Chicano and Latino experience. | ||
Related Links | ||
| Andanzas al Web Latino | ||
| http://lib.nmsu.edu/subject/bord/latino.html | ||
| U.S. Census Media Links: Hispanic | ||
| http://www.census.gov/pubinfo/www/NEWhispML1.html | ||
| LANIC: Latin American Network Information Center: Hispanic/Latino | ||
| http://www1.lanic.utexas.edu/la/region/hispanic/ | ||
| National Association for Chicana and Chicano Studies | ||
| http://www.naccs.org/ | ||
| The Chicano Studies Research Center Library | ||
| http://www.chicano.ucla.edu/library/ | ||
| The United Farm Workers of America | ||
| http://www.ufw.org | ||
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| La Bloga: Chicano Literature, Chicano Writers, Chicano Fiction, News, Views, Reviews | ||
| http://labloga.blogspot.com/ | ||
| Chicano/LatinoNet: | ||
| http://clnet.ucla.edu/ | ||
| REFORMA: The National Association to Promote Library and Information Services | ||
| to Latinos and the Spanish Speaking | ||
| http://www.reforma.org/ | ||
| Chicano Thesaurus: | ||
| http://eslibrary.berkeley.edu/thesauru.doc | ||
| Chicano Studies Collection Specialist: Lillian Castillo-Speed | ||
| Phone: (510) 642-3947 | ||
| E-mail: csl"at"library.berkeley.edu. | ||