With six separate collections on Native American history, The Library of Congress American Memory Project contains historical and cultural documents. The Native American Culture, Pacific Northwest collection contains digitized copies of documents written in several endangered Native American languages, including a bilingual version of a Coos myth text, an article on the Nez Perce Verb, and a Kalapuya text. Also includes digitized copies of reports made to the Office of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs

An organizational website dedicated to supporting Native American language reclamation within local language groups.

A national nonprofit organization, recognized as the nation’s premier minority science organization. The SACNAS supports the diversification of the nation’s scientific workforce and hosts a national conference each year.

Founded in 2008, NAISA is professional organization to support researchers and scholars in the field of Native American and Indigenous studies.

A joint collaboration of four university presses, First Peoples: New Directions supports scholarship and research in Indigenous studies.