videotapes

This collection includes materials related to the research, writing and publication of the book Las Tejanas(2003). It contains extensive biographical, topical, and audio-visual materials collected during the research and writing of the book, correspondence and documentation of Acosta and Winegarten's collaboration and writing process, and materials related to the publication of the book.

Video collection of documentaries and home videos related to the Guatemalan Civil War collected by prominent Guatemalan human rights activist and former Congressman, Amílcar Méndez.

Records of the Center for Mexican American Studies (CMAS) founded in 1970 at The University of Texas at Austin. The collection documents the Center's programming activities (lectures, conferences, and symposia), CMAS publications, and its involvement with the Inter-University Program for Latino Research (IUPLR). Records include material from former directors, files on the Hopwood case and Texas' Top 10 Percent law, and audiovisual material documenting the Center's activities.

This collection documents María Elena Martínez's involvement in Mexican American politics and culture, bilingual education, Chicano studies, and indigenous organizations. It also documents her interest in the politics of Central American countries and Cuba.

Records of Mexic-Arte Museum from Austin, Texas, include program and business records as well as documentation of artworks and performances.

Various individual pieces or small collections of film, video, or other moving image items held by the Nettie Lee Benson Latin American Collection.

Printed programs, and audio and video tapes of the San Antonio based Texas Talent Musicians Association's Tejano Music Awards.

The UT Black Studies Archive documents the history, administration and activities of the Black Studies department at The University of Texas at Austin. The majority of materials in the collection represent the John L. Warfield Center for African and African American Studies. Established in 1969, the Warfield Center emerged from the university’s Ethnic Studies program and is the founding unit of the department.