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Library of Congress Demographic Group Terms, Medium of Performance Terms, Genre/Form Terms, and Subject Headings Created by Catalogers at the University of Washington Libraries Through the SACO Program in 2024

1997-2023 lists archived via Internet Archive

Library of Congress Demographic Group Terms

  • Academy Award winners
  • Aerospace engineers
  • Afghan Canadians
  • Akha (Southeast Asian people)
  • Andhraites
  • Athanase-David Prize winners
  • Bagpipers
  • Balkan studies scholars
  • Band musicians
  • Bangladeshi Britons
  • Biochemists
  • Biographers
  • Biotechnologists
  • Bornoans
  • Bulgarian Canadians
  • Burghers (Sri Lankan people)
  • Canadian French
  • Caymanians
  • Chief executive officers
  • Child psychiatrists
  • Christmas Islanders
  • Cocos Islanders
  • Colombian Canadians
  • Colomboites (Sri Lanka)
  • Community organizers
  • Counseling psychologists
  • East Asian Britons
  • Ecuadorian Canadians
  • Educational psychologists
  • Filipinologists
  • Food scientists
  • Furniture designers
  • Gastroenterologists
  • Geriatric nurses
  • Greek Canadians
  • Hondurans
  • I-Kiribati
  • Icelandic Canadians
  • Innu (North American people)
  • Intellectuals
  • Iraq War veterans
  • Jamaican Britons
  • Kandyans
  • Karen (Southeast Asian people)
  • Khalwatīyah members
  • Khmu (Southeast Asian people)
  • Korean Germans
  • Lagosians (City of Lagos)
  • Lebanese Canadians
  • Macedonian Americans
  • Marine cooks
  • Marine stewards
  • Marshallese
  • Military psychologists
  • Mining engineers
  • Montenegrin Americans
  • Nationalists
  • Nauruans
  • Nigerian Canadians
  • Nonagenarians
  • Norfolk Islanders
  • Northlanders
  • Nurse educators
  • Oral historians
  • Palauans (Micronesian people)
  • Palauans (Palau)
  • Palestinian Canadians
  • Peabody Award winners
  • Pequot (North American people)
  • Peruvian Canadians
  • Petroleum engineers
  • Pitcairn Islanders
  • Princesses
  • Prix Carbet de la Caraïbe et du Tout-Monde winners
  • Prix du Livre Insulaire winners
  • Pulmonologists
  • Radiologists
  • Rapa Nui speakers
  • Revolutionaries
  • Russian Canadians
  • Samoans (Polynesian people)
  • Samoans (Samoa)
  • Sao Tomeans
  • Serbian Canadians
  • Social media influencers
  • Social psychologists
  • Solomon Islanders
  • Somali (African people)
  • South African Americans
  • Spanish Canadians
  • Steam engineers
  • Supreme patriarchs (Buddhism)
  • Svalbardians
  • Taiwanologists
  • Tamazight, Students of
  • Tanzanian Americans
  • Television personalities
  • Thai Malays
  • Tibetan Canadians
  • Tifinagh, Students of
  • Tokelauans
  • Tongans
  • Trinidadian Canadians
  • Turks and Caicos Islanders
  • Ukrainian Canadians
  • United States Coast Guard officers
  • Varsovians
  • Women’s Prize for Fiction winners

 

Library of Congress Medium of Performance Thesaurus for Music Terms

 

 

Library of Congress Genre/Form Terms

  • Closet drama
  • Introductory works
  • Little magazines
  • Regimental histories
  • Social tragedies (Drama)

Library of Congress Subject Headings

  • Alampur Navabrahma Temples (Ālampur, India)
  • Anemiaceae
  • Baba Malay literature
  • Baba Malay poetry
  • Buddhist libraries
  • Cameroonian prose literature (English)
  • Chabutaras
  • Chernobyl Nuclear Accident, Chornobylʹ, Ukraine, 1986, in literature
  • Children’s songs, Lao
  • Children’s songs, Tamazight
  • Climate change adaptation
  • Comics artists
  • Creative nonfiction, Cameroonian (English)
  • Creative nonfiction, Nigerian (English)
  • Delhi Gate (Agra Fort, Agra, India)
  • Dhamekh Stupa (Sārnāth, India)
  • Earth goddesses
  • Earth goddesses in art
  • Evergestis
  • Evergestis pallidata
  • Evergestis rimosalis
  • Fletschhorn (Switzerland)
  • Folk poetry, Makasar
  • Fontaine des Fleuves (Paris, France)
  • Fontaine des Mers (Paris, France)
  • Gay superheroes in comics
  • Gleicheniales
  • Hellula
  • Hindu demonology in art
  • Hymenophyllales
  • Ida’an (Malaysian people)
  • Jahangiri Mahal (Agra Fort, Agra, India)
  • Judeo-Portuguese language
  • Judeo-Romance languages
  • Kelong
  • Kurdologists
  • Mefkat (Extinct city)
  • Mural painting and decoration, Rajput
  • Nigerian prose literature (English)
  • Osmundales
  • Pahang Uprising, Malaysia, 1891-1895
  • Pantoums, Baba Malay
  • Pindul Cave (Indonesia)
  • Plumeria in art
  • Political posters, Canadian
  • Polypodiozoa
  • Ponte dei Sospiri (Venice, Italy)
  • Psilotales
  • Pyres
  • Romance fiction, Kyrgyz
  • Saheliyon Ki Bari (Udaipur, India)
  • San Salvatore, Mount (Switzerland)
  • Schizaeales
  • Sexual minority men–Identity
  • Sexual minority men’s writings
  • Sexual minority men’s writings, Nigerian (English)
  • Sexual minority women–Identity
  • Sexual minority women on television
  • Stone screens
  • Trajan’s Kiosk (Philae Temple Complex, Egypt)
  • Tree ferns
  • Udayagiri Caves (India)
  • Vamana Temple (Khajurāho, India)
  • Vellore Fort (Vellore, India)
  • Vigyan Bhawan (New Delhi, India)
  • Vijayalaya Choleeswaram (Nārtāmalai, India)
  • Vira Brahma Temple (Ālampur, India)
  • Women flower arrangers
  • Women, Circassian, in art
  • Women, Sahrawi