A selection of databases to find citations, full text articles, and other materials. See Guides for recommended databases in each discipline. See A-Z Database Subject Terms for details about each subject. Responsible Use of Electronic Resources
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The following databases are newly acquired or being evaluated for a future subscription.
Rare, historically significant magazines from West Africa, from the 1930s to the present.
An exclusive collection of full-run magazines, newspapers, and films from the legendary Kenyan journalist.
Digital artifacts from various African repositories and collections around the world in one searchable platform.
More than a century of Southern African history, politics, and culture in streaming video.
A database of grey literature at the intersection of technology and environmental science—with coverage of over 1,000 organizations.
Reports, white papers, podcasts, and information at the forefront of technology.
Hard-to-find materials from the front lines of health-care and social-care providers, researchers, and organizations.
Dewey Data is a research platform that provides access to third-party datasets across a variety of data categories including foot traffic, construction permits, cryptocurrency, healthcare, workforce, consumer behavior, and transportation.
United States newspapers published by Hispanics.
Newspapers documenting the African American experience in the segregated South from Reconstruction to the Jazz Age.
Historically important collection of women's publications from the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
Indigenous Americans as recorded by American and global news media from 2017 - present.
Print journalism from Indigenous peoples of the US and Canada from 1828-2016.
Centralized access to centuries of Latin American and Latinx primary-source materials, previously scattered across the internet.
Scholarly research that explores how AI has transformed (and continues to transform) the world we live in, both positively and negatively, and the challenges and debates it brings along with it.
Scholarly works on the lived experience of racism in a wide range of social domains.
Primary sources on the history of Mandatory Palestine.
Primary source materials on the legal position of the Israeli-Occupied Territories until 1984.
Centralized access to millions of pages of high-quality South Asian primary source materials previously scattered across the internet.
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