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"Fred Wei-han Ho: Case Study of a Chinese-American Creative Musician" by Wei-hua Zhang, published in Asian Music, 1993/1994.

"Fred Wei-han Ho: Case Study of a Chinese-American Creative Musician" by Wei-hua Zhang, published in Asian Music, 1993/1994.

From Lake Minidoka to Lake Mendota- and Back to the Northwest Sea by Munio Makuuchi, 1993.

Photocopy of Night-Vision: Illuminating War & Class on the Neo-Colonial Terrain, by Butch Lee and Red Rover (New York: Vagabond Press, 1993).

Research materials collected by Fred Ho.

Flyers and publications on topics related to activism.

Discussion materials from four sessions of what appears to be a workshop or study group. Session I: On Being A Revolutionary, June 18,1992; Session II: Dialectical Materialism, June 25, 1992; Session IV: Imperialism and the National Question, July 3, 1992; Session VI: Revolutionary Art and Culture, August 11, 1992.

Gold Mountain Meeting notes, including notes on a slide show, dated June 9, 1991.

Contains notes by Fred Ho; Manuscript "Translating Mothers Know Best: A Critique of Amy Tan's 'Joy Luck Club'" by Karen Su (1997); clippings from the Boston Globe, the New York Pres, and the New York Times; ephemera: program for event "A Tribute to Janice Mirikitani;" publication "CAAAW Voice: Newsletter of the Committee Against Anti-Asian Violence" Vol. 9, no. 1 (1997); Asian American Bookseller Catalog; Publication "CSWA News" Vol. 5, no. 1, Vol. 7, no.1, Vol. 8, nos. 1 and 2, Vol. 9, no. 2; exhibit program "Allies and Enemies: the Dilemma of Asian Americans During World War II" from the Museum of Chinese in the Americas; Map of New York City Chinatown; publication "ExplanAsian" Vol. 3, no. 1 (1993); "Asian American Arts Dialogue" Vol. 5, no. 1; "The Asian American" Nos. 1 and 2.

Collected publications on the Americas and materials related to the 500 year anniversary of Columbus's arrival in the Americas in 1492. Contains Publications: "Indigenous Thought, Vol. 1, nos. 4,5;" "Chicano Art: Resistance and Affirmation;" "Philadelphia Folklore Project Newsletter Vol. 5, no. 3;" Ephemera: program for "6th Annual San Antonio Inter-American Bookfair;" Book: "Aqui Me Quedo: An Organized Collage through our Voices and Eyes;" Map: "Native American Heritage;" Newsletter: "1492;" "How To '92: Model Action for a Post-Columbian World;" Clippings.

Contains magazine clippings: article "Multiculturalism's Silent Partner" by David Rieff; materials from "The Origins of Capitalism" study and discussion group and "SON Discussion Group"; notes on "what is Socialism?" by Fred Ho; photocopy of "On Socialism" by Paul M. Sweeney; photocopied publication "Capitalism and its Specters: The World, the Free Market, and the Left" by Robert Pullin and Alexander Cockburn; publication "Marxism: Demise or Renewal" by Herbert Aptheker.

Contains manuscript for short play "Home is Where the Violence Is" by Fred Ho, along with notes and casting plans for play.

"What's A Girl to Do?" an article by Fred Ho on Ariane Koizumi and her role as Tracy Tsu in the film Year of the Dragon.

Includes a number of articles by or about DJ Zen.

Also includes some materials related to the Afro Asian Music Ensemble.

Materials consist primarily of articles and publications collected by Fred Ho for his research on Asian American film, theatre, music, literature, poetry, art, history, and portrayal in media. A few articles written about Ho's music, as well as an essay written by Ho about Asian American identity, "From Banana to Third World Marxist" can also be found here.

A syllabus and reader for the class "Organizing in the '90s: How to Sell but Not Sell Out," taught by Fred Ho and Matt Schwarzman at the New College of California in 1990.

Materials primarily consist of pieces written about Fred Ho's musical style, performances, and works, 1989-1997.

Materials primarily consist of pieces written about Fred Ho's musical style, performances, and works, 1989-1993. Also includes a few published interviews with Fred Ho.

Contains ephemera: program for concert "Music from Vietnam;" "Music, Songs & Dance from Vietnam".

A page from an issue of The Newsletter covering news stories on Southeast Asian refuges and immigrants, March 1989.

"Asian American Music and Empowerment: Is There Such a Thing as 'Asian American Jazz'?" by Fred Wei-han Houn, published in Vies on Black American Music, Black Musicians Conference, University of Massachussetts, 1989.

Published articles about Fred Ho.

Contains clippings from the Honolulu Star-Bulletin and the Hawaii Herald, detailing the case of Kotani's death (1989).

Photocopy of Settlers: The Mythology of the White Proletariat by J. Sakai.

Articles, reviews of A Chinaman's Chance, press releases, and performance programs.

Contains correspondence, photographs, legal documents from United States Copyright office, musical scores, and ephemera.

Essays by Tomoe Tana: "My Life in The United States" (1988) and "A Precious Treasure" (1987).

Correspondence from Tamoe Tana to Fred Ho.

Articles about Tamoe Tana.