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New resources - CAHSS - 2021/2022

New Library resources for Equity, Diversity & Inclusion

This page highlights new larger digital items and subscriptions acquired in 2021/2022 which support the development of equity, diversity and inclusion in teaching and research.

The Academic Support Librarian leads for Equity, Diversity & Inclusion are SarahLouise McDonald and Christine Love-Rodgers.

We work in partnership with the CAHSS College Library & Information Strategy Committee.

New Digital Resources

Example Resource lists - Diverse Collections

Finding Library Resources - DiscoverEd

 

Use DiscoverEd to find books, ebooks, journals, ejournals and more. If you have made a purchase request, the order status of the item can be checked using DiscoverEd.

DiscoverEd Help FAQs

Centre for Research Collections New Acquisitions Highlight

 Alberta Whittle, ‘business as usual: a hostile environment’, colour video with sound, 2020

Caption: Alberta Whittle, ‘business as usual: a hostile environment’, colour video with sound, 2020

business as usual: hostile environment is the work of Alberta Whittle (b.1980 Barbados), Edinburgh College of Art BA graduate. A moving image work, it looks at the colonial history of the Forth and Clyde canal and waterways' role in forced and unforced migration. Reflecting on waterways as sites of renewal and regeneration – the work focuses attention on how the architecture of the city continues to shape and impact communities, and understandings of austerity, poverty, race and class. Whittle is a current PhD candidate at the University of Edinburgh and her research is concerned with individuals’ roles in perpetuating the systems of oppression existing in society by turning a blind eye to their existence. Her work usually takes the form of interactive installations which use film, sculpture and performance to consider contested histories, climate colonialism, trauma and healing.

ProQuest 350 Research Resources

Our current ProQuest subscription includes several resources relevant to Gender Studies which have now been renewed until July 2023. These include:

  • British and Irish Women's Letters and Diaries 

  • LGBT Magazine Archive 

  • Men’s Magazine Archive 

  • The GQ Archive 

  • Women and Social Movements 

Access these databases

Are you using any of these resources for your research and teaching? If you are, please get in touch with your Academic Support Librarian so we can be aware of this when considering subscription renewal.

Library subject guides for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion

You can explore the Library Subject Guides to find out about the full range of library resources supporting Equity, Diversity and Inclusion.