An online collection of over 600 oral interviews, photographs, documents, and artifacts that illuminate the lives of Mexican guest laborers in the U.S. Bracero Program (1942-1964) and its impact on agriculture, immigration, and labor history.
A digital archive and educational platform documenting Chicana and Latina feminist activism from the long civil-rights era in the U.S., including oral histories, archival artifacts, and teaching materials.
Photographs, manuscripts, records, and other primary-source materials documenting the history and experiences of Hispanic communities in the United States.
Digitized photographs and documents from twelve Special Collections and Archives holdings that illuminate Latino and Chicana/o history, arts, labor, and immigration in Southern California.
