Indigenous Voices

This guide is meant to support the work of a group of Indigenous faculty, staff, and students at Penn State who have been researching, formulating, and connecting with Native American residents of Pennsylvania as well as Tribal Nations who can trace their histories back to the land on which the campuses of Penn State reside.

The Collection of Native American Literature represents some of the earliest published writing by Native authors from the 18th century up to literature published today.

Selected resources for the study of American Indian and Indigenous Studies scholarship.

This guide points to library resources helpful for Indigenous studies.

This guide is a curated selection of databases, Yale collections, primary sources, reference titles and more all related to Native American and Indigenous Studies.

Indigenous Studies is a broad interdisciplinary approach to key topics in the historical, social, political, and cultural dimensions of Indigenous life. Use this guide to find articles, books, documents, websites and other resources related to your research topic.

First Nations and Indigenous Studies is an interdisciplinary field grounded in the languages, histories, geographies, and contemporary experiences of Indigenous peoples. It may (or may not) intersect with critical approaches, such as decolonization and colonial studies.

The collections of the Library of Congress tell the rich and diverse story of Indigenous life in America and around the world. These 33 research guides serve as an introduction into the excellent collection of Indigenous resources available at the Library of Congress.

The Newberry's Edward E. Ayer collection is one of the largest collections of books and manuscripts on American Indian and Indigenous Studies in the world.

This LibGuide is intended to help you find resources on American Indians--their history, culture, languages, and their contemporary contributions to our society.

Consists of core resources as well as scholarly journals.