Guides

Course- and topic-based guides to collections, tools, and services.

  1. KNOW Systemic Racism (KSR) Resources

  2. Chicana/o-Latina/o Studies

  3. Map collections and resources

  4. Jewish education

  5. Gender and education

  6. Asian Americans and education

  7. ARCHLGY 134: Museum Cultures: Material Representation in the Past and Present (ARCHLGY 234, ARTHIST 284B)

  8. Latinx and education

  9. History and social science education

  10. Urban education

  11. U.S. Latinx art

  12. African Studies Resources for Stanford Researchers

  13. Religion and education

  14. Africa International Relations, Africa Foreign Affairs

  15. School violence

  16. That's Entertainment! The Rhetoric of Hollywood's Inequities

  17. Contemporary Asian and Asian-American voices in literature

  18. Leadership in education

  19. Guidance and counseling in education

  20. Grants and funding for science & engineering

  21. Education and psychology

  22. Motivation in education

  23. PWR 1HT: What Are You, Anyway? The Rhetorics of Ethnic and Racial Identity

  24. History of education

  25. Before the Model Minority: South Asians in the US

  26. Immigrant and migrant education

  27. ESF 14: Education as self-fashioning: challenge of choice (fall 2020)

  28. Multicultural education

  29. Southeast Asian studies

  30. PWR 1JPA: Learning toward the future: education in changing times

  31. Music in education

  32. Vocational education

  33. Cairo and Istanbul: Urban Space, Memory, Protest

  34. Curriculum studies

  35. Teaching and teacher education

  36. European education

  37. LGBTQ and education

  38. Theater and performance studies

  39. African Americans and education

  40. Chicana/o-Latina/o-Latinx community at Stanford University

  41. Children's books by or about Indigenous People

  42. Social emotional learning

  43. Classroom management

  44. Asian education

  45. Baltic studies

  46. School and community

  47. Adult education

  48. Education resources

  49. PWR 1AN: The rhetoric of identity cultivated through a hip-hop world.

  50. Immigrants and refugees in books for children and young adults

  51. PWR 1LS: Beyond the achievement gap: writing about education

  52. Juneteenth African American Independence Day

  53. PWR 1NC: From gaming avatars to green cards: forms of identity

  54. Race, ethnicity and education

  55. Technology and education

  56. Asian American Studies

  57. Colonial states and African societies

  58. Archival sound recordings online and tools to find them

  59. Education law

  60. Iranian Studies

  61. American History

  62. Literacy

  63. Early childhood education

  64. Giftedness and education

  65. Special education and inclusion

  66. Writing instruction

  67. Iberian & Latin American Literatures

  68. Elementary education

  69. Mathematics education

  70. Standards, codes, methods, and protocols

  71. Sociology of education

  72. African American studies resources in Special Collections

  73. History 209S: History of Capitalism

  74. Germanic Studies

  75. Anti-racism and protest movements

  76. Civic education

  77. Character education

  78. Alternative education

  79. History of Anti-Asian Violence in America

  80. English and language arts education

  81. Reading instruction

  82. Economics of education

  83. Brainstorming search terms

  84. Children's & young adult literature

  85. Creativity and education

  86. Newspaper and News Sources

  87. Higher education

  88. School and education reform

  89. Asian and Asian American community at Stanford University

  90. Arts in education

  91. ORCID

  92. Geochemistry

  93. Chinese Studies

  94. Qualitative research in education

  95. PWR 1RW: Writing for liberation: the rhetoric of antiracism

  96. Native American Studies

  97. Copyright guidance

  98. Latin American Studies

  99. Children's books with a Latin American theme

  100. Women in science

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Library info; guides & content by subject specialists

  1. Chicana/o-Latina/o Studies

    Stanford holds over 400,000 volumes in Latin American Studies, supporting teaching and research in the humanities and social sciences. Strengths include materials on Brazil, Mexico, and US-Mexico border issues.

  2. Iberian and Latin American Literatures

    Stanford Libraries collects extensively in the literatures of the Iberian Peninsula (Spain and Portugal) and Latin America. Our holdings include primary and secondary sources (serials and monographs), and extensive archival collections.

  3. African American Studies

    Stanford Libraries' African American Studies collections support interdisciplinary research on Black life including social movements, politics, racial ideologies and the distinctive artistic, literary, cultural experiences of people of African descent.

Exhibits

Digital showcases for research and teaching.
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EarthWorks

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Geospatial content, including GIS datasets, digitized maps, and census data.

  1. Mitchell's national map of the American republic or United States of North America. Together with maps of the vicinities of thirty-two of the principal cities and towns in the Union

    Mitchell, S. Augustus (Samuel Augustus), 1792-1868
    1843

    Relief shown by hachures. Cover title: Mitchell's national maps of the United States. "Drawn by J.H. Young. Engraved by J.H. Brightly." Second shee...

  2. Colton's United States shewing the military stations, forts, &c

    Colton, J. H. (Joseph Hutchins), 1800-1893
    1861

    Relief shown by hachures. "Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1855 by J.H. Colton." General map of the United States extending from t...

  3. National highways map of the United States showing one hundred fifty thousand miles of national highways proposed by the National Highways Association

    Mulford, John C.
    1918

    Text and ill. in margins.

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