Sage has released a collection of resources showcasing diversity and decolonization principles in research and a cross-disciplinary collection of videos exploring global social justice perspectives and movements. The collections highlight the impact of social and behavioral science in addressing critical issues and promoting social justice.
Sage Research Methods: Diversifying and Decolonizing Research empowers researchers and students to use inclusive, critically aware methodologies when producing research. The multimedia collection covers themes such as Indigenous research methods, disability studies, race and ethnicity studies, gender, and sexuality.
These resources, supported by cases, videos, datasets, and how-to guides on the Sage Research Methods platform, showcase experiences and approaches from marginalized, underrepresented, and vulnerable communities. They provide an expanded, post-colonial taxonomy for effective material discovery, especially in the field of Indigenous research methods.
Complementing this collection, Sage Video: Social Justice connects the history, legacy, and educational meaning behind social justice movements and demonstrates how academics across the social and behavioral sciences and humanities use their work to support frontline activism.
The videos teach about racial justice movements, gender identity, health equity narratives, and more, often from a first-person perspective. This approach ensures that stories are told from individual and community viewpoints, allowing for more impactful and genuine dialogues in academic discussions. The collection will also enable students to contextualize social justice concepts and connect them to their own experiences, communities, and learning.
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