To help you learn how to use the library and all our resources see our Library and IT e-induction<\/a> on moodle.<\/p>\n The best place to start searching for resources for your course is your online reading list and LibrarySearch<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Library also subscribes to a number of resources that can help provide a useful introduction to a topic:<\/p>\n Newspapers<\/a> Information about global newspapers is included in the list of international newspapers, and a list of worldwide internet news sources is also available.<\/p>\n Media Diversified<\/a> is a non profit platform that is working to enrich, engage and improve the UKs media landscape. It’s mission is to challenge the homogeneity of voices in the UK media news, through addressing the under-representation of BAME communities.<\/p>\n Alternative media<\/span> Explore our list of curated alternative publishers and resources<\/a><\/p>\n Look at some of our diverse digital collections for example filter via Diversity<\/strong> on the Digital Resources Directory<\/a><\/p>\n We have a number of reading lists celebrating liberation months<\/a> such as Black History, Disability History and LGBTQ+ History<\/p>\n Don’t forgot that alternative sources such as TED talks, YouTube and social media sites like Twitter can also offer other perspectives.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Searching for resources<\/h2>\n
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\nWe subscribe to a large number of newspapers, both international and from the UK. They are available in a number of formats, including print and online. Visit the newspaper resources pages for full information and access to online holdings.<\/p>\n
\nMany traditional sources such as books and journal articles can quite often present predominantly Eurocentric and Global North perspectives, consulting alternative media sources that offer marginalised and new voices more of a platform can help to balance out the biases.<\/p>\n