'Libraries are also safe spaces for kids and adults alike – away from the troubles of home or school, and filled with ideas and stories.'

We love this article about how libraries have shaped the Sage Campus team for this year's #LibraryWeek 📚

How do librarians navigate career changes, upskilling demands, and new technology?

A new four part series on The Authority File podcast from Choice.Reviews features Tony Zanders and Matthew Weldon discussing the librarian skills landscape.

Listen now: choice360.org/podcasts/episo…

How can more information lead to being less informed?

Alex Edmans discusses confirmation bias with host David Edmonds on the latest episode of the Social Science Bites podcast.

Find the episode and transcript here: ow.ly/G0Fz50RcbN3

For #ArabAmericanHeritageMonth , we're sharing information and resources about the history, culture, and contributions made by Arab Americans in the United States.

Learn more about the history of the month in this
Social Science Space post.

Read here: ow.ly/1Ofz50RbgPK

It's #NationalLibraryWeek and we are proud to partner with UniteAgainstBookBans and American Library Association for #RightToReadDay

There are several actions you can take to support libraries, library workers, and your freedom to read today.

Learn how to take action now: ow.ly/PGnC50Raojh

We're honored to have been awarded Best Database by Library Journal for Sage Skills: Student Success.

The interactive resource helps students develop academic and personal skills regardless of their field of study.

Read more about the award here: ow.ly/N6iw50R8GhK

Does having a PhD on a topic make someone less susceptible to bias?

London Business School professor Alex Edmans discusses confirmation bias with host David Edmonds on the latest episode of the Social Science Bites podcast.

Find the episode and the transcript here: ow.ly/Z4xi50R6sUV

The latest 'How to Do Research and Get Published' webinar is on Wednesday, April 3 at 11am ET.

This free webinar will highlight effective academic writing with a focus on quantitative methodology.

Register here: ow.ly/Beq650R4RKg

Ahead of #TransgenderDayofVisibility this Sunday, we're sharing a collection of resources from Social Science Space.

Find information about the origins of the day, links to articles, books, and suggested further reading.

Access the collection here: socialsciencespace.com/2021/04/watch-…

The 'How to Be a Peer Reviewer' webinar for SAGE Open is Tuesday, April 2 at 11am ET.

This free webinar will go over the entire process of conducting peer review.

Register here: ow.ly/K91150R4Ryx

11 Sage textbooks received awards from the Textbook & Academic Authors Association (Text&AcademicAuthors) 2024 Textbook Awards.

“We are proud of our authors and congratulate them,' said Michele Sordi, Executive VP and Head of US College at Sage.

Learn more: ow.ly/Jfzf50R45LJ

We're delighted to be shortlisted for the 2024 ProQuest Academic and Professional Publisher of the Year Award. Thanks IPG!

We recall the 'grandfather of behavioral economics' #DanielKahneman who has died at age 90: socialsciencespace.com/2024/03/daniel…… What were your memories of Dr Kahneman or how has his work influenced your own?

We are saddened to hear that psychologist Daniel Kahneman has passed away.

The Israeli-American author and Nobel Laureate will be missed by the social and behavioral science community.

He spoke to Sage founder, Sara Miller McCune in 2014. Watch here: socialsciencespace.com/2014/10/video-…

Out now: The latest edition of The Evidence - the newsletter dedicated to gender equality research from Les Glorieuses, la newsletter féministe, sponsored by Sage. The new edition examines how fixing gender inequality could also address the climate crisis. Read it here: ow.ly/kEOI50R2mun

'We are absolutely trying to make it easy for researchers, their communities, institutions, and funders to understand...the value of their work.”

Camille Gamboa speaks to Publishers Weekly about Sage Policy Profiles, powered by Overton.

Learn more here: publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/in…

The #iSchoolUI will be accepting nominations for the 2023 Robert B. Downs Intellectual Freedom Award through April 8. Cosponsored by Sage, the award acknowledges those who have furthered the cause of intellectual freedom. bit.ly/3tXJyIA

The American Library Association reported a 92% increase in the number of book titles targeted for censorship in 2023.

47% of those books feature LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC individuals.

Visit UniteAgainstBookBans website for more details and how to take action: uniteagainstbookbans.org/2023-book-bans/
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