Ethnographic Video for Instruction and Analysis (EVIA) is a digital archive of ethnographic video field recordings for use in research and teaching. Includes music, dance, puppetry, ceremony, and more. Requires creation of a free user account.

Previously unpublished ethnographic field recordings, along with photographs, notes, and other supporting materials. Original research materials from the first generations of scholars in the modern discipline of ethnomusicology.

Primary sources, archives, films, and ephemera providing historical background on worldwide border areas. Subjects include: border(land) studies, migration studies, history, law, politics, diplomacy, area and global studies, anthropology, medicine, the arts, and more. 19th century-current

Streaming videos of music, dance, interviews, and cultural programming of the Caribbean people. Additional subjects include: Caribbean Studies, Black studies, history, anthropology, sociology, religion, visual arts, literature, theatre, and media studies. 1974-current