Guides

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

  1. Islam in Africa

  2. Map collections and resources

  3. Colonial states and African societies

  4. Children's books with an African theme

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

  6. Education in the Middle East

  7. African Archive Beyond Colonization

  8. African education

  9. African History Primary Sources

  10. Children's & young adult literature

  11. Activism, Demonstrations, Protest

  12. Religious studies

  13. International comparative education

  14. Islamic and Muslim education

  15. Latin American education

  16. Anthropology of education

  17. Resource Guide for CISAC Honor Thesis Research

  18. Resource Guide for Program in International Relations Honor Thesis Research

  19. Newspaper and News Sources

  20. Classics

  21. Anthropology & Archaeology Research Guide

  22. European education

  23. Civic education

  24. Portuguese language children's books

  25. Fairy tales, fables, folklore and trickster tales

  26. Theater and performance studies

  27. Remote teaching and research resources for Middle East Studies

  28. Social justice and education

  29. Children's books with a musical theme

  30. John Speed and John Ogilby, 15-16th century cartographers

  31. Children's books about women

  32. Southeast Asian studies

  33. Religion and education

  34. French Studies

  35. African Americans and education

  36. Gender and education

  37. Adult education

  38. History and social science education

  39. Bullying in books for children and young adults

  40. Race, ethnicity and education

  41. Black students at Stanford University

  42. Sociology of education

  43. Discrimination and equity in education

  44. Environmental education

  45. Immigrant and migrant education

  46. CSRE 153R: Before the Model Minority: South Asians in the US (HISTORY 253P)

  47. PWR1 SBB: Rhetoric of Robots and Artificial Intelligence

  48. PWR: Rhetorics of Health, Illness, and Medicine

  49. Children's books with a Latin American theme

  50. Asian education

  51. Stanford Geospatial Center resources for teaching and learning

  52. Myths and legends for children and young adults

  53. PWR 1HF: From Ghost Bikes to the Googleplex: Digital Rhetoric and Social Action

  54. Higher education

  55. Leadership in education

  56. Early childhood education

  57. PWR 1MA:The Power of Words

  58. U.S. Latinx art

  59. Indigenous peoples and education

  60. History of education

  61. Children's books about history

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

  63. PWR 1MG: Numbers, Metrics, and Counting: The Rhetoric of Quantitative Thinking

  64. Alphabet books

  65. PWR 1EP: The rhetoric of global development and social change

  66. Children's books by or about African Americans

  67. School and education reform

  68. Picture-perfect STEM lessons

  69. Anti-racism and protest movements

  70. Mysteries for children and young adults

  71. Valentine's Day resources for science lovers

  72. Ernest Houston Johnson Scholars Program Course Guide

  73. Literacy

  74. Children's books featuring people with disabilities

  75. Critical pedagogy

  76. Japanese Studies

  77. Children's books by guided reading level

  78. Contemporary Asian and Asian-American voices in literature

  79. E-books for children and young adults

  80. New education books

  81. Children's books about math

  82. Language and education

  83. Animal books for children

  84. Children's books recently received by Cubberley Library

  85. Children's books about science

  86. Teaching and teacher education

  87. Children's books about the environment

  88. Mathematics education

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Library website

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Library info; guides & content by subject specialists
Results include

  1. South Africa

    Africa south of the Sahara: Selected Internet resources about South Africa.

    1. Africa South of the Sahara

  2. East Africa

    Africa south of the Sahara: Selected internet resources about East Africa. Countries in East Africa include: Kenya Tanzania (including Zanzibar) Uganda

    1. Africa South of the Sahara

  3. Southern Africa

    Africa south of the Sahara: selected internet resources about Southern Africa. Countries in Southern Africa include: Angola Botswana Lesotho Malawi Mozambique Namibia South Africa Swaziland Zambia Zimbabwe

    1. Africa South of the Sahara

Exhibits

Digital showcases for research and teaching.

  1. Maps of Africa: An Online Exhibit

    A digital collection of African Maps at the Stanford University Libraries

  2. South Africa, Greece, Rome: a digital museum

  3. African American Histories in Silicon Valley

    From the Silicon Valley Archives at Stanford Libraries

  4. (in brackets) by Gavin Younge

    Know Their Names - Youth Uprising in Cape Town, South Africa, 1976

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EarthWorks

See all 3,397 earthworks results
Geospatial content, including GIS datasets, digitized maps, and census data.

  1. Northwestern Africa

    National Geographic Society (U.S.)
    2005

    Relief shown by shading and spot heights. Depths shown by gradient tints and soundings. Copyright: (C) 2005 National Geographic Society, Washington...

  2. Africa

    1887

    Relief shown by hachures and spot heights; European possessions in Africa indicated by colors. On verso: 36. Africa. Map shows territory of Imperia...

  3. Relief map of Africa

    Rand McNally and Company
    1912

    Relief shown by shading. From: The library atlas of the world. Chicago, New York : Rand McNally & Co., c1912.

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