HIST & SWAG 348: Asian American Women: Migration and Labor

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Archive of South Asian American history includes photographs, oral histories, correspondence, ads and more.

Interviews of garment workers who came to New York City from Vietnam, China, the Philippines, and California. The majority of these interviews were conducted in 1989 by Bichiluyen Nguyen of New York University's History Department. From the Tamiment Library.

The Asian Women United Oral History Collection is comprised of thirteen interviews that document the individual stories and contributions of members of AWU. The New York-based nonprofit organization was formed in 1978, and sought to support, educate and empower Asian-American women.

The UCI Libraries Southeast Asian Archive collects, preserves, and makes accessible primary and secondary source materials documenting the history of the Cambodian, Hmong, Laotian, and Vietnamese diaspora. Collection strengths include Southeast Asian American experiences of resettlement and community formations since the Vietnam War, Cambodian Genocide, and geopolitical turmoil in the former French-occupied "Indochina" in the latter half of the 20th century.

Search the finding aids of collections pertaining to Asian American women's history at Smith College.

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