Photographs, drawings, documents, and narratives documenting the period in spring and summer 1942 when over 7,000 Japanese-American residents of Seattle were held at the Puyallup Assembly Center before relocation.
Photographs, letters, legal documents, business records and printed matter that document Chinese immigration to California and the contributions, communities, and anti-Chinese sentiments that shaped their experience between 1850 and 1925.
Oral histories, photographs, documents, and archival materials documenting the World War II incarceration of Japanese Americans and exploring its relevance for democratic rights and justice today.
Offers primary sources such as letters, diaries, reports, photographs, and related records documenting the forced removal and incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II.
Hundreds of primary sources on the incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II, with thematic galleries and access to photographs, documents, oral histories, and related resources.
Digitized issues of Seattle’s Japanese American newspapers including The North American Times Hokubei JijiJ and The North American Post documenting community life from 1902 onward.
Documents the Punjabi and Sikh diaspora in California from the 1890s to the present through more than a thousand digitized photographs films letters newspapers songs and oral histories with curated exhibits classroom tools and a women’s gallery.
Offers searchable images and texts documenting refugees and immigrants from Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam after 1975 and the development of Southeast Asian American communities, including about 1,500 images and 4,000 pages of text.
Contains materials documenting more than 250 years of South Asian American history through a searchable digital repository, exhibits, storytelling projects, and educator resources.
