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Features history, origins, culture, and related news and information. Includes a forum, chat, and classifieds.
History of Baltic peoples, tribes and nations.
Supports the organizing of cultural congresses and promotes relations between Finno-Ugrian peoples. Overview of Finno-Ugrian peoples, relevant news, organizational structures. [English, Estonian, Finnish, Russian]
An online museum of Bavarian lederhosen, including numerous photos, reference materials, artwork, and online forum.
An internet resource for those interested in retablos, santos, exvotos, milagros, Spanish colonial and folk art from Mexico and the Americas.
Resources for indigenous cultures around the world: directory and news.
A Digital library of the Indigenous people of today.
Photographs by Paul Ross of the Latimer Road caravan site outside London.
A joik performer of the Sami or Laplander people, Somby also is a designer and photographer, and he is associate professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Tromsø.
African British newspaper.
Offers a biographical directory in book form of Canada's outstanding Black citizens, authored by Dawn P. Williams.
Formed in 1994 to celebrate achievements of black pioneers in British Columbia.
Portal dedicated to the Kabyle mountains and Amazigh culture. News and opinions, history, French-Kabyle dictionary.
Fred Schoenahl and Andy Whittington describe the culture and history of these desert nomads of Mali and Niger, including the resistance of the Saharan Amazigh to different occupations [French/English].
Community portal for South Asians living in Canada, featuring bulletin boards and business listings, immigration information and news headlines.
Learn Lithuanian, about customs, order new/used books, link to Lithuanian-related pages and organizations. Of special interest is the "Lithuanian Word of the Day" list! Get a simple word, greeting or phrase delivered right to your mailbox every afternoon!
Organization that campaigns for the social, political and cultural rights of the Celtic nations. Includes branch addresses, objectives and membership information.
Article written by John Walker Dinsmore in 1906. Concerns the settlement of Irish and Scots in Pennsylvania, their history, institutions and influences.
Keeping the Welsh in touch within Liverpool and Merseyside. Introduces their local community newspaper Anchor, and several societies: The Welsh Chaplaincy, The Welsh Heritage Society and the Liverpool Presbytery.
Business leaders in Calgary created an opportunity to have periodical meetings, promote networking, exchange information make contacts and serve as a forum of business activities.
Promotes education about the historical contributions of the French Canadian ancestral women in the U.S.
The NYS Saengerbund, founded in 1897, is a union of German American choruses throughout New York State. This website lists concerts and other German American events across the state.
Links and Information about and for Germans in Utah.
The German-American Cultural Center is a regional museum and cultural center located in Gretna, LA. The Center's exhibit showcases the contributions German-Americans have made to the development and growth of the lower Mississippi River Delta region
Chicago-based organization serving German-Americans throughout the Greater Midwest and Great Plains regions. Includes details of membership, publications, services, and contacts. German and English language options.
Bilingual publication offering articles and video clips.
Initiative offering leadership on issues that affect the community. Includes bilingual news, achievements by year, and resource hotline.
Online version of magazine for Latinas.
Bilingual magazine offering art, news, movie listings, and educational resources.
Specializing in Latin American genealogy, the society helps Hispanic people study their family histories, trace lineage and record ancestral data in order to increase the levels of self-awareness and self-recognition in the culture.
A blog on Aboriginal languages, culture, and social issues.
Worldwide organisation supporting tribal peoples and their human rights.
An indigenous support website focusing on the plight of the Akha in Thailand.
Provides news and media about the world's many indigenous struggles, and reading material focused on alternatives, movements, social issues, and related matters
Updates, info, action alerts and news regarding the continual struggle to Protect Bear Butte, a sacred site located in the Black Hills of South Dakota.
The New York City Fire Department Columbia Association's Official Web Site. A fraternal association for Italian-Americans working for FDNY.
A useful list of Yiddish programs, organized as a public service Raphael Finkel, providing: Annual Events (recent ones as well as upcoming ones); continuing programs; and academic degree programs
The National Yiddish Book Center and KCRW 89.9FM/Santa Monica, CA, radio program and cassette series hosted by Leonard Nemoy with other famous actors as the readers. and full-length Real Audio recordings of most of the stories.
Letters, diaries, journals and periodicals documenting the Jewish-American experience in the Civil War and the Wild West.
Encyclopedia of Jewish history and culture covering everything from anti-Semitism to Zionism. Includes a glossary, bibliography, biographies,articles, virtual Israel tour, and original documents.
An in-depth, illustrated history of Jews in Russia.
Information on Jewish soldiers who served the German, and Austro-Hungarian Empires from 1788 to the Great War.
Links to sources of Jewish history on the internet.
Scholarly paper examining the Judeo-Italian literature of the Middle Ages.
Discussion forum for members of IFSA in Dallas/Ft Worth.
Creole West Productions is guided by a fundamental commitment to further understanding of America's diverse cultures, notably Creoles of Louisiana, disseminated through education and entertainment.
A campus based organization at Tufts supporting multiraciality and its associated issues, topics, and contentions.
Highlights resources that not only promote tolerance but cross cultural boundaries as they celebrate diversity and deliver their much-needed message of peace. Sustenance for the socially conscious.
A bimonthly publication for and about minority and women business owners.
An international interdisciplinary association of persons interested in Gypsy Studies--the languages, cultures, and histories of the various groups known as Gypsies and Travelers.