• Africa through a lens 
• holds photographs spanning over 100 years of African history, namely within the British colonial rule. An initiative of the UK National Archives.
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• African Activist Archive Project 

An online archive of more than 10,000 items such as photographs, related to activism in the United States to support the struggles of African peoples against colonialism, apartheid and social injustice from the 1950s throughout the 1990s.

• Arquivo Científico Tropical 
  
• The digital platform of the former IICT, the Portuguese state institution dedicated to tropical knowledge.
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• Colonial Press in Portuguese Language (Angola) 
  
• Digitised press, edited in Angola during colonial times, housed at the digital archive of the of PUCRS Research Centre in Communication Sciences NUPECC, Brazil (PT).

• Cameroonian Studio Photograph 
• Research and digital collection of several Cameroonian Studio photographs (Mambila villages and also Bamiléké area, hosted by the Virtual Institute of Mambila Studies, produced by David Zeitlyn. 
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• Images from the Portuguese colonies 
• of Mozambique, Angola, Cape Vert, São Tomé, Guiné, Timor, Macau and India: General Agency of the Overseas Territories (Agência Geral do Ultramar) 1926-1966, Portuguese National Archive of Tombo Tower (PT).
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• Photographs of indigenous people and landscapes of colonial Angola
• A digital collection from the personal archive of Jaime de Morais (early XX century), housed at Casa Comum, Mário Soares Foundation (PT).
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• Postcards of Angola and of indigenous people
• Available online from the photographic fund of Artur E. de Castro Soromenho (1940s) (PT).
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• The African Studies Collection
• A digital collection managed by the University of Florida’s Center of African Studies. It includes amongst other items a photography collection from early 1970s in Rwanda of wildlife photographer Bob Campbell. 
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• The AfroDigital Museum (Rio de Janeiro) 
• Digital collection and platform hosting virtual exhibitions on the practices of those who identify themselves or are identified by others as afro-descendants. 

• • Website housing photoalbums related to Africa, and African countries. 
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  • AWA: la revue de la femme noire
  • A digitised version of one of the earliest independent African women’s magazines. Produced in Dakar, Senegal by a network of African women between 1964 and 1973.
   
  • Knowledge and Vision
  • Website of a research project devoted to Photography within the Portuguese colonial archive and museum (1850-1950).
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  • Photography section of the Slaves’ Trade and Slavery project
  • Initiated by the UNESCO in 1999 and fostered by the Brazilian National Library (pt).
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  • [Re:]Entanglements
  Website of the project ‘Museum Affordances’ which is re-engaging with the ethnographic archive of colonial anthropologist Northcote W. Thomas., coordinated by Paul Basu, UK. 
   
  • Reframing PJU
  • Website of an open ended artistic project on published photographs from the African continent since the 1930s, coordinated by Andrea Stultiens, Netherlands.
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  • Visualizing Portugal
  • Website where Portugal’s Estado Novo (1933-1974) is looked at through the historical visual record of the period. Fostered by Gulbenkian Foundation and MIT Visualizing Cultures.