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SAGE Campus are committed to making our course collection more diverse, equitable and inclusive, by showcasing a diverse range of content as well as representations of people and populations throughout our course suite.

To do this, we are: 

  1. Commissioning course authors from a variety of backgrounds including marginalised groups. 

  2. Ensuring courses are reviewed by a diverse panel and responding to the feedback in course edits. 

  3. Representing diverse communities of people, including BIPOC/BAME and different gender groups, LGBTQIA+ people, and people with disabilities within courses. 

  4. Using examples from all parts of the world (i.e. character names, examples used, journal articles linked to, resources that we recommend). 

The Editorial team are making diversity, equity, and inclusion representation a priority when developing curricula, content and resource lists for our online courses and course updates. 

Below are a few examples from SAGE Campus courses:


Introduction to Artificial Intelligence

Deep dive into unethical artificial intelligence and bias in algorithms and the inclusion of work by the Data Nutrition Project and AI in Real Life to highlight their work in this area.


Present Your Research

Workbook activity to help learners consider audience needs. 

 
 

Getting Published courses

Representation of academics from marginalised backgrounds.

Dr. Tamara Jones, Associate Professor at Florida State University, talks about her publishing experience and how her own engagement with published research on black communities was transformative for her as a researcher and educator.  

Surer Mohamed, PhD student at University of Cambridge, gives advice about submitting your final article for publication in a Journal.


Do Your Interviews

We cover the topics of bias in the interviews and how to interview potentially vulnerable subjects.

 
 

Read more about our core diversity, equity and inclusion pledges at SAGE Campus. We will be open, honest, and clear about any areas in which we fall short and invite feedback from our customers and partners about this at any time. If you have comments or feedback, please direct them to campus.info@sagepub.com