Ethnicity

Photographs and some articles on Khmer culture.

Organization for Sindhis residing in North America

A database on Tamil heritage and language, targeted towards young Tamils living abroad.

Some sample gif images of Celtic knotwork.

Part of the month-long, annual Artown Festival in Reno, NV, this festival includes music and dancing events, demonstrations and reenactments. Contains ticket information, performers, and pictures of past events.

The definitive guide to pubs and clubs in Galway, Ireland.

Irish pub in Phoenix, Arizona.

A ring for all things Scottish and Scottish-American, amateur or commercial.

Contains information about the Regiment and its history. Also included are photographs of the museum.

Estonian newspaper published in New York City since 1949. Selection of articles available in English.

Includes newsletter, other organization information, information and Finnish language and genealogy, and links to heritage groups and resources in various parts of North America.

Information from the Endangered Uralic Peoples site.

Descriptive report presented in the Strengthening Modern Greek Collections Conference (1999), Library of Congress, Washington, DC.

Greek American Educational Public Information System , Inc. (GAEPIS), a not-for-profit organization to preserve and promote Hellenic heritage in the United States via the media of mass communication.

Nationwide periodical, published in Pittsburgh, PA. News, culture, heritage, cuisine, sports, literature, business, interviews, events.

Animated GIF image.

Did Homo sapiens sail to Australia 176,000 years ago? New discoveries are raising questions about the antiquity of the first occupation of Australia.

Facilitates the making of agreements among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, governments, industry and others whose rights or interests may co-exist with native title rights and interests.

Full text of a 1922 book, edited by W. H. R. Rivers.

Commemorating 350 years of existence as a Jewish crossroad in the diaspora.

Gypsy brass band from Macedonia.

From the Fortunoff Video Archive, a Roma survivor describes medical experiments at the Nazi concentration camp of Ravensbrück.

From ReligiousTolerance.org.

From Cybrary of the Holocaust.

Supports and maintains research on topics relating to Norwegian immigration to North America. Organization information, publications, genealogical links, and other resources.

This site features the books of James C. Martin: Push Not the River, and Against a Crimson Sky, his newest novel. Both books are historical fiction set in Poland.

The Kidderminster (UK) Polish community defined by the Polish Ex-Servicemen's Club in St. George's Terrace, and the Church of Our Lady of Ostra Brama in Pitt Street.

Pysanky, batik, traditional and non-traditional designs by Ginny Barkman. Includes information on historical background and technique.

Multiple Resource site focusing on Ukraine and Ukrainians

Companion site for television series describes the Yanomami and Huaorani tribes, their customs and shamanism.

A nonprofit tax exempt organization based in New York City and in Cuzco, dedicated to providing information on the heritage and values of the indigenous peoples of Peru.

Provides searchable documents to support the study of Caribbean history from a working-class perspective.

Organized by language family, in alphabetical order, this list includes other related books published by the Summer Institute of Linguistics/Instituto Lingüístico de Verano (Mexico). English/Spanish.

Governing body of Métis National Council in Ontario. Information on the organization as well as the history and culture of the Metis in Canada.

Pursuing the advancement of the socio-economic and cultural well being of the Métis people of Alberta

Theatre company dedicated to performing "Classical European" plays with an African American perspective, schedule of performances, general information.

Best known for its African-American Artists Series of documentaries on the most important African-Americans in both art history and in the contemporary art scene.

Kenneth Brooks writes books and a newspaper column to examine race, diversity and ethics.

Publication features articles and news events about leadership and training programs for African Americans.

Articles, blogs and links relating to African-American culture.

Online magazine dedicated to providing information and entertainment resources to black men and the black community.

Online magazine that is tailored towards the Ethiopian-American community. Topics covered include business, health, opinions, fashion, art,culture, history, reviews, parenting, diaspora, music and events.

A look at the world of entertainment, focusing predominantly on Black/Hispanic figures. Also, trends in movies, commercials, and all other media.

Insight and education on communication skills, dating issues, and mind games. From the point of view of the black community and relationships.

Official website for this student group.

Bibliography related to women and slavery

Information related to the activities of Vietnamese Catholics throughout the world.

Promoting community culture, awareness, and participation. Offers poetry, recipes, posters, a selection of albums and song samples.

Information about Austin, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio communities, links and issues.

Prof. of Armenian literature, Varand S. Koorkchian, an Armenian poet, journalist, translator and painter residing in Iran. (see an illustration of Varand books)