Digital Oral History Archives
Hispano Music & Culture from the Northern Rio Grande: The Juan B. Rael Collection
The Southern Oral History Project
Three Mile Island 1979 Emergency
The Library of Congress American Folklife Center Veterans History
Oral History Digital Collection
MIT-related Oral Histories at Other Institutions
Teaching Resource Sites
TodoEle: Website created for and by teachers of Spanish as a foreign language
Learn NC: Lesson plans and teaching strategies for K-12 teachers
Testimonials
“Como una reina” Mujer colombiana habla sobre su inmigración a los EEUU.
Online Radio and Podcasts
Nuestra Familia Unida Podcast Project
Directorio de Podcasts en Español
Video
Music
Smithsonian Institution: Corridos sin Fronteras
This media-rich flash website, a companion to the Smithsonian Institution’s traveling exhibit about corridos music, provides lessons on the history of corridos, audio and video clips of the music, and an interactive timeline of corridos. The “Write” section of the site lets users write and perform their own corrido song.
Frontera: Archive of Mexican-American Music
This digital archive of commercially produced Mexican and Mexican-American recordings, with more than 30,000 recordings, is the largest repository of Mexican and Mexican-American vernacular recordings in existence. The project, run out of the UCLA Chicano Studies Center and partially sponsored by the Los Tigres del Norte Fund at UCLA, allows users to search by song name, browse by subject matter and listen to short samples of each song.
