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E-resources on Dalit Studies

  • Writer: Mahitosh Mandal
    Mahitosh Mandal
  • Dec 29, 2022
  • 2 min read

Updated: Aug 30

Over the past few years, I have been curating relevant online resources—both websites and journals—that can support research in the field of Dalit Studies. This compilation began while I was preparing a global teaching module on anti-caste discourse. Since then, I have continued to expand it into a wider resource list that highlights key texts, research, and pedagogical materials on caste and its intersections with global critical discourses.


MAJOR WEB RESOURCES


  1. Ambedkar Archive

  2. Ambedkar King Study Circle, California, USA

  3. Ambedkar Times

  4. Anti-Caste Discrimination Alliance, UK

  5. B R Ambedkar: Life and Mission

  6. Caste Watch UK

  7. Columbia Project on Annihilation of Caste

  8. Dalit Camera

  9. Dalit NGO Federation (DNF), Nepal

  10. Dalit Solidarity—Justice and Equality for All Indians

  11. Dalit Voice

  12. Dr Ambedkar Memorial Committee, Great Britain

  13. Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar and His People—A Dalit Bahujan Media

  14. Equality Labs

  15. Federation of Ambedkarite and Buddhist Organisations (FABO)

  16. Feminist Dalit Organisation (FEDO), Nepal

  17. Forward Press

  18. Illinois Library Resource Guide about Dalits

  19. Indian Institute of Dalit Studies

  20. International Dalit Solidarity Network

  21. Jagaran Media Centre: Media Alliance Against Caste-based Discrimination, Nepal

  22. National Campaign on Dalit Human Rights

  23. Navayan—A Homeland of Ambedkarite Buddhists

  24. Navsarjan Trust

  25. Nepal National Dalit Social Welfare Organisation (NNDSWO)

  26. Round Table India

  27. Safai Karmachari Andolon: A Movement for Elimination of Manual Scavenging

  28. Savari

  29. The Ambedkarite Today

  30. The Mooknayak

  31. University of Columbia: Resources on Caste, Ambedkar, and Dalit Studies

  32. University of Illinois: Resources on Dalit Studies

  33. Velivada

  34. Voice of Dalit International

  35. Writing, Analysing, Translating Dalit Literature



KEY JOURNALS



 
 

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