Ethnic Studies Library
The Ethnic Studies Library at UC Berkeley was established in 1997 by merging the Asian American Studies Library, the Chicano Studies Library, and the Native American Studies Library. The library grew out of the Third World Liberation Front student strike in the late 1960s, which established the Department of Ethnic Studies. The collections of these founding libraries grew from student interest in collecting and preserving a perspective that was lacking in other campus libraries. The specialized Ethnic Studies books and serials, archival collections, posters, and audio collections from those three libraries are held on the ground floor of Stephens Hall.
This library is wheelchair accessible.
Collections
Services
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The UC Berkeley Library provides special assistance to Library users with disabilities as they engage with the Library and its resources.
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Learn how to access or place textbooks and other materials on digital course reserves.
- Reference Desk510-643-1234
esl-library@berkeley.edu
Contact
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Sine Hwang Jensen
Asian American Studies Librarian/ Comparative Ethnic Studies Librarian
510-642-9072shj@berkeley.edu -
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Location
30 Stephens Hall
University of California
Berkeley, CA 94720-6000
This library is wheelchair accessible.