Listed below are a number of education and other minority resources found online.
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AERA-MI Educational Forum on Minority Issues. Join
the AERA-MI Educational Research Forum on Minority Issues
for information on minority educational issues and
funding opportunities. To subscribe send e-mail to
AERA-MI@hermes.csd.unb.ca
and make the contents read as follows: SUBSCRIBE AERA-MI
your-first-name your-last-name, and leave subject line
blank.
Research
Centers in Minority Institutions.
Resource directory of research centers (sorted by state).
Guide
to Graduate & Professional Fellowships for Minority
Students.
The Black Collegian Online: Career and Self-Development
Site for Students and Professionals.
VOICE
OF THE SHUTTLE: MINORITY STUDIES PAGE.
International and national web page of humanities
research.
The National Urban League. The web site of the League (a social service and civil rights organization) contains a job search area, and lists of publications, speeches, and League programs.
The
Resources for Diversity Page.
This site provides a sampling of diversity resources
available on the net.
African American
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NIH Black
Scientists Association.
National Institute of Health Association listing association seminars, meetings and future plans, funding opportunities, and NIH information.
The Universal Black
Pages
Resource categories include: educational opportunities
and activities; professional organizations; schools and
student organizations; and history.
Schomburg
Center for Research in Black Culture
The Center is a national research library (part of the
New York Public Library system) devoted to collecting,
preserving and providing access to resources documenting
the experiences of peoples of African descent throughout
the world. Divisions include: reference and research;
photographs and prints; and manuscripts, archives and
rare books.
The Black
Collegian On-Line.
The career site for students and professionals of color.
African
American College Student Home Page.
A source primarily for African American College students
on using the internet.
Congressional
Black Caucus
Lists Caucus members, agenda and priorities.
HBCU
Faculty Development Network
A network of historically black colleges and universities
dedicated to the sharing of innovative instructional
techniques.
NAACP National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
The African Educational Research Network (AERN). Gopher internet site where educators from African and North American universities share reports of research studies and consider developmental issues.
Columbia University's ERIC HBCU's. This is a listing of Historically Black Colleges and Universities web sites.
American Indian
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The American Indian Higher
Education Consortium (AIHEC).
AIHEC is an organization of 30 American Indian-controlled colleges in the United States and Canada. See the Journal of American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC).
Native
Web.
A cyber-place for Earth's indigenous peoples.
Index of Native American Resources on the Internet.
Native
American Colleges and College Programs.
Internet List of links to colleges.
Asian American
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Asian
American Resources.
WWW
Hmong Homepage.
Collection of resources relating to Hmong history,
culture, language, and current events.
Hispanic/Latin American
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CLNET
"Building Chicana(o) Latina(o) Communities Through Networking."
LANIC.
Latin American Network Information Center. Managed by the
Institute of Latin American Studies at the University of
Texas at Austin.
Hispanic/Latino
Resources.
Kansas City Public Library links.
Hispanic
OnLine: HISPANIC MAGAZINE.
The web site of Hispanic Magazine based in Austin, Texas.
Includes selected articles on current news, events and
issues of interest to the Hispanic community.
Saludos Web.
Saludos Web is a web site devoted exclusively to
promoting Hispanic careers and education, supported by
Saludos Hispanos magazine.
Congressional Hispanic
Caucus Institute.
The Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute is a
nonprofit and nonpartisan leadership development
organization.
The
Educational Quarterly.
EQ is a newsletter aimed at high school students, parents
and educators. It contains college profiles, and other
information related to the attainment of higher education
for Hispanic students.
The National
Educational Clearinghouse.
This clearinghouse provides Hispanic students with
scholarship and financial aid information. One of its
main functions is the free Personal Scholarship Search.
Call 1-800-EXCEL DC for further information.
Language Minority
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The
Journal of Educational Issues of Language Minority
Students
Refereed journal published three times yearly funded through a grant from the Office of Bilingual Educational and Minority Language Affairs.
Bilingual
ESL Network (BEN).
BEN is a non-profit service dedicated to building a
global community of Bilingual/ESL Educators.
The National
Clearinghouse for Bilingual Education.
The National Clearinghouse for Bilingual Education (NCBE)
is funded by the U.S. Department of Education's Office of
Bilingual Education and Minority Languages Affairs
(OBEMLA) to collect, analyze, and disseminate information
relating to the effective education of linguistically and
culturally diverse learners in the U.S.
Bilingual
Research Center
The Bilingual Research Center of the University of
California, Santa Cruz, is committed to understanding
basic developmental, social, and cognitive processes
involved in bilingualism and second-language learning.
Linguistic
Minority Research Institute (LMRInet)
The University of California Linguistic Minority Research
Institute (UC LMRI), a multi-campus research unit,
supports, stimulates and coordinates research,
dissemination and professional development activities
that promote the understanding and improvement of
language minority students in the schools.
US
Department of Education, OBEMLA
Established in 1974 by Congress, the Office of Bilingual
Education and Minority Languages Affairs helps school
districts meet their responsibility to provide equal
education opportunity to limited English proficient
children.
Other Resources
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Learning Research
and Development Center.
Founded in 1963, LRDC (based at the University of Pittsburgh) probes the nature of thinking, knowing, and understanding in and beyond school.
American Educational Research Association. The AERA web page has resources for joining listserves, searching for articles, and searching for researchers.
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