Chicana/o/x & Latina/o/x Studies

A guide with resources and tips for doing research in Chicana/o Studies

How to Research This Topic

Welcome, students, researchers, and curious minds! I'm Lux Darkbloom, your librarian for the School of Cultural and Social Transformation, and I'm here to help you find answers to your academic questions. My main priority is to connect you with the knowledge, resources, and services that the library provides, especially for important fields like Chicana/o/x & Latina/o/x Studies.

This guide is your entry point to library resources for Chicana/o/x & Latina/o/x Studies. Whether you're starting a research project, learning about cultural histories, or exploring the impact of race and ethnicity, you'll find the resources you need here. You can find a selection of recommended resources in the menu to the left, as well as the tabs above.

If you have a question, need help with databases, or are looking for a specific resource, please reach out. You can connect with me directly at lux.darkbloom@utah.edu. I'm also available by phone, through Zoom, or for an in-person chat in the library. Let's find what you need together.

 

 

Below is a small selection of texts related to Chicana/o/x and Latina/o/x Studies.

The following are a small selection of databases that address the disciplines of Latin American Studies:

When starting your research in Chicana/o studies, start by gathering background information on your topic. Tertiary sources, such as encyclopedias and reference databases, are good places to start.

Statistics can be a useful tool when researching populations or groups.

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