Applied Social Justice

This guide from the Gould Library at Carleton College illustrates strategies for how to find diverse voices both inside and outside of traditional library systems and highlights resources that start researchers on their journey.

Resources and strategies for finding diverse sources, including drawing on publicly available scientist databases, social media accounts and hashtags, affinity organizations in STEM, sources, colleagues, public information officers, expert-referral services, and online discussion groups.

From Columbia University Libraries, this guide provides lists of resources for locating expert voices that are underrepresented in the news, highlighting the fields of science and technology, media and public relations, business, political science, sociology, and international affairs.

This resource, from the University of Wisconsin-Madison's Institute for Research on Poverty, suggests strategies for including perspectives from lived experience at every stage of the research lifecycle, from design to dissemination of findings, and provides a list of additional resources.