Site Map
Every page in the Diversity Books reading guide, organized the way the site is organized.
How the Guide Is Organized
The site follows the shape of a working library. The series profiles are the reference shelf: one page per set, each with the series description, volume-by-volume contents, topics covered, reading pathways, and catalog details (including ISBNs for library searches). The articles are the reading room: essays on the ideas behind the collections — cultural diversity, the heritage months, immigration history, and multicultural teaching practice. The resources directory is the librarian's desk: vetted national organizations, museums, and archives, annotated for educators. And the about, FAQ, and reference-help pages cover the guide itself and its history since 1990.
If you are new to the site, the most useful first stop depends on who you are: librarians usually start with the series guide, teachers with the lesson plans, and general readers with What Is Cultural Diversity?
Main Pages
- Home — Multicultural Books & Cultural Diversity Publications
- About Diversity Books
- Titles & Series Guide
- The Complete 31-Volume Multicultural Collection
- The Biographical Research Database
- Multicultural & Cultural Diversity Resources
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Reference Help
The Reference Series
- Reference Library of Black America — 5 volumes
- Reference Library of European America — 4 volumes
- Reference Library of American Women — 4 volumes
- Reference Library of American Men — 4 volumes
- Reference Library of Native North America — 4 volumes
- Reference Library of Arab America — 4 volumes
- Reference Library of Hispanic America — 4 volumes
- Reference Library of Jewish America — 2 volumes
- Encyclopedia of Latinos & Latinas in the United States — 4 volumes
Cultural Diversity Articles
- Article Library (index)
- What Is Cultural Diversity?
- Black History Month
- Ellis Island History
- Multicultural Education
- Multicultural Lesson Plans
For information about available titles, start with the series guide and the library-locating tips in our FAQ.