A DEIA Look at a Statewide Online Library Database Collection: Process, Results, and Recommendations

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A DEIA Look at a Statewide Online Library Database Collection: Process, Results, and Recommendations

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2024-03-01

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In today's increasingly interconnected and diverse world, the need for readily accessible information representing a multitude of perspectives and voices has become more critical than ever. This white paper argues that database providers have a responsibility to actively integrate more diverse content into their aggregated databases from various backgrounds, disciplines, and geographic regions. By doing so, they can ensure their platforms remain relevant and valuable for a wider audience, contribute to a more inclusive information landscape, and empower individuals to engage with a richer range of perspectives.

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Kaste, Ann; Lee, Matthew; Pfahl, Carla; Staats, Beth; Anderson, Sarah. (2024). A DEIA Look at a Statewide Online Library Database Collection: Process, Results, and Recommendations. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/269370.

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