Research Guides: Southeast Asian Diaspora Studies: The Southeast Asian Archive (SEAA)

Southeast Asian Archive (SEAA)

The SEAA home page
In the righthand frame, note the links to learn more about the collections, exhibits, and research award.

The UCI Libraries' Southeast Asian Archive (SEAA) is a part of the UCI Libraries' Special Collections Department. The SEAA circulating materials are housed in the Orange County & Southeast Asian Archive Center and in the archival collections in Special Collections (Langson 5th floor, closed stacks).

Using the materials in the SEAA
Students, faculty, staff, and community members from everywhere are welcome to visit the SEAA in person. In this guide, use the tab, Research Topics, to see the wide variety of topics and questions that have brought people to the SEAA.
SEAAdoc: Documenting the Southeast Asian American Experience
A representative sampling of the materials in the SEAA have been digitized for access to all. This database includes 1,500 visual images and 4,000 of searchable text.
SEAA collections in the Online Archive of California
Collection Guides for all of the SEAA archival collections are available in full-text online. Some of the materials in these collections have been digitized. All of the materials may be viewed in person at the Special Collections & Archives Reading Room (UCI Langson Library 5th floor)
The SEAA is profiled in the book, Celebrating Research
Celebrating Research: Rare and Special Collections from the Membership of the Association of Research Libraries profiles one collection from each of the top 120+ research libraries in North America. The UC Irvine Libraries chose to highlight the Southeast Asian Archive.