Ethnic Studies

Located in San Francisco Bay, the Angel Island Immigration Station served as an immigration port between 1910 and 1940. Online resources include stories, images, films, books, exhibits, and poems from the Immigration Station’s history.

Draws data from a variety of federal, state, and local sources to better understand California’s diverse immigrant population, and the context for immigrant inclusion along key measures of economic mobility, warmth of welcome, and civic participation. The portal provides decades of data for counties, sub-county areas, cities, and the state overall that are geographically consistent over time and disaggregated by immigration status, race, and ancestry.

Information and statistics on California's population, migration, census, demographics and immigration from Cal Matters.

Public Policy Institute of California 2024 fact sheet of California immigration information and statistics.

An interactive online map project features 38 short audio stories from food businesses around San Francisco that have been shaped by immigrants.