Chinese American Women Oral History Project
collection
Collection of oral histories that center around life in China, emigration and settlement in the United States, family life, education, work, ethnic identity, assimilation and acculturation, and continuing ties to China. Primarily consists of audiotapes. The Chinese Historical Society of New England also has copies of this collection that are not processed or digitized.
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- Archival Collection
- Digitization Status
- Partially Digitized
- Access Restriction Status
- Partly Restricted Access
- Access Policy Notes
- This collection is mostly open for research, but some folders are restricted and sensitive material may be screened by the archivist.
- Project Status
- The records have been mostly digitized and are available on Harvard Library's archives portal. The material is also available to consult in person at Harvard.
- Project Start Year
- 1991
- Project End Year
- 2010
- Materials Start Year
- 1991
- Materials End Year
- 2019
- Official Website
- https://hollisarchives.lib.harvard.edu/repositories/8/resources/13265/digital_only
- Described At Url
- https://hollisarchives.lib.harvard.edu/repositories/8/resources/13265
- Material Types General
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Moving Images
Sound Recordings
- Material Types Specific
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Interviews
Transcripts
Vhs
- Subject
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Workers Rights
Bilingual Education
Immigrants Rights
Womens History
- Language
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Chinese
English
- Creator
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Chinese Historical Society of New England
Caroline Chang
- Maintainer
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Radcliffe Institute Harvard University