The Stanislaus State Library has access to three Adam Matthew primary source collections, courtesy of the California State University system's Electronic Core Collection / Diversity Collections.
This link opens in a new windowPrimary and historic source materials covering contact with European settlers to the mid-twentieth century.
This link opens in a new windowA diverse and robust collection of print journalism from Indigenous peoples of the US and Canada. Many of the 45 newspapers were founded in the 1970's, but articles cover 1828 to 2016.
This link opens in a new windowDocuments from the Fisk University Race Relations Department and annual institute from 1943-1970.
Unlike other vendors, Adam Matthew does not have a single account where you can access materials from all of their collections. There are separate logins needed for the Indigenous Cultures and Histories collection (AM Quartext account), and the Indigenous Newspapers or Race Relations in America collections (Adam Matthew - My Archive account).
Indigenous Cultures and Histories in North America -
My AM Quartext Account:
You can register for a free My AM Quartext Account to keep save your items online from session to session
Indigenous Newspapers in North America / Race Relations in America
Adam Matthew - My Archive Account:
Create a personal / free Adam Matthew My Archive account to save items online from session to session.
Note: items from the two databases are saved separately, although the same username and password is used to login.
Access an Indigenous Newspapers screen and then access your My Archive account to see items saved from this collection.
Access a Race Relations in America screen and then access your My Archive account to see items saved from this collection.