Research Guides: Interracial Resources: Finding Online Content

Websites

This is curated short list of websites that may help with research about mixed race topics.

Critical Mixed Race Studies Association - the Critical Mixed Race Studies (CMRS) Association is a collective of scholars, artists, community activists, clinicians, and students whose work analyzes and critiques social, cultural, and political institutions based on dominant conceptions of race. The membership association organizes conferences, publishes a journal, gives book talks, and cultivates research by and about mixed race people.
Mixed@Michigan - a student group at the University of Michigan.
Mixed Race Studies - Mixed Race Studies (MixedRaceStudies.org) is a non-commercial website created by Steven F. Riley that provides a gateway to interdisciplinary (sociology, psychology, history, law, anthropology, etc.) English language scholarship about the relevant issues surrounding the topic of multiracialism.
Loving Day - Loving Day is a community project supported by volunteers. Their mission is to steward a shared Loving Day tradition as a way to fight racism through education, create visibility, and build community. They gather resources, including maps and statistics on historical laws pertaining to interracial marriage.

This is a curated list of podcasts and blogs about mixed races experiences.

The Mixed Experience - produced by author Heidi Durrow, The Mixed Experience includes stories, interviews, and conversations about lived experiences related to mixed race identity.

HalfKorean.com
HalfKorean.com is an online community for all people of mixed Korean descent. Although the name of the site is HalfKorean.com, it is to encompass all people of mixed Korean descent no matter what the percentage.
Mavin Foundation
An organization that helps build healthier communities by raising awareness about the experiences of mixed heritage people and families.
Multiracial Americans of Southern Califormia (MASC)
Seeks to "broaden self and public understanding of our interracial, multiethnic, and cross-cultural society by facilitating interethnic dialogue and providing cultural, educational, and recreational activities." (See also their "Resources" section.)
Project Race
Project RACE advocates for multiracial children, multiracial adults, and their families primarily through multiracial education and community awareness. [They] do not advocate for racial classifications, but are committed to the appropriate inclusion of multiracial people on any forms that require racial identification. [They] support policies that make a positive impact on people of multiracial heritage at local, state, and national levels.
The Race Card Project
The Race Card Project encourages people to condense their observations and experiences about race into one sentence with just Six Words. Since it began in 2010, the Project has received tens of thousands of Six Word stories from all over the world.