A growing library for researching Afro-Caribbean and Latino history, recording family voices, and building an archive the next generation can actually use.
Free tools for recording a meaningful conversation with a relative in person or remotely—and preserving their voice for the future.
Graba una conversación familiar antes de que los detalles se pierdan.
Visit resource (opens in a new window)Ethical, narrator-centered guidance for planning, recording, preserving, and sharing oral histories with informed consent.
La historia oral debe proteger la voz y la decisión de quien comparte.
Visit resource (opens in a new window)University of Miami collections documenting Cuba and the Cuban diaspora through photographs, papers, periodicals, books, and digital archives.
Colecciones para investigar Cuba y su diáspora desde múltiples perspectivas.
Visit resource (opens in a new window)Free access to Caribbean newspapers, maps, photographs, archives, and partner collections from across the region and diaspora.
Explora archivos digitales del Caribe y sus comunidades en la diáspora.
Visit resource (opens in a new window)A world-leading New York Public Library research center focused on African American, African diaspora, and African experiences.
Un centro esencial para investigar la historia y cultura de la diáspora Africana.
Visit resource (opens in a new window)Bilingual learning materials, digital collections, exhibitions, and programs connecting Latino histories to the wider American story.
Recursos bilingües para aprender, enseñar y compartir nuestras historias.
Visit resource (opens in a new window)Learn how to transcribe, tag, and make historical records easier for families and researchers to discover.
Ayuda a que los documentos históricos sean más fáciles de encontrar.
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