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Multicultural Links

• 4DIRECTIONS Integrating Native American culture and technology into education, enables students to maintain and learn their heritage while taking full advantage of their future; resources.
• Adherents.com Sociological and population data on world religions.
• African American food and recipes
• African Americans in Sciences Index of Scientists Profiled in "The Faces of Science: African Americans in the Sciences." Lousiana State University Libraries, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
• African American Issues on the Web
• Black History Social Studies School Service.
• Black History Month: A Celebration Lists 14 notable African Americans with a brief history of each and links to more information.
• Black HIstory Month:Infoplease.com A collection of bios, reference links, civil rights timeline, quizzes, crosswords, more.
• Black History Month: Surfing the Net with Kids List of links.
• Celebrating African American History and Culture National Park Service Links to the Past.
• Famous Black Americans
• The Internet School Library Media Center Multicultural Resources for Children A variety of multicultural resources.
• Kinderart.com has a variety of arts and crafts lessons and projects from several cultures including Navajo sand painting, Inuit carving, and Ghanaian Kente Cloth.
• Multicultural Supersite A Paul Gorski project dedicated to narrowing "the gap between multicultural education theory and practice through a collection of information and original resources for in-service teachers, pre-service teachers, and teacher educators.
• Multicultural Web Links
• National Civil Rights Museum A Virtual Tour.
• National Clearinghouse for Bilingual Education contains a comprehensive page of links titled Culture, Diversity, and Multiculturalism.
• National Council for the Social Studies has a rich array of teacher resources.
• Native American Links
• Native Americans in California
• Native Nevada Classroom; Links
• Native North American authors, biographical information, links to interviews, tribal websites.
• NativeWeb embraces ancient teachings and modern technology.
• Never Again Website created by fifth grade class includes essays and drawings about African Americans and the heroic deeds of people including Frederick Douglass, Harriet Tubman and Abraham Lincoln.
• Nipmuc Indian Association of Connecticut
• Primary Source A great website promoting inclusive, accurate social studies education.
• Pueblo Cultural Center
• Spanish links
• Vietnam: Stories Since the War Vietnam's effect on people's lives, PBS
• Watoto World, Black history for kids.

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