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Diversity, Equity & Inclusion in Healthcare: DEI Resources in Gale

Researching with Diverse Perspectives

This part of the guide is intended to help you utilize our library's Gale resources to locate and examine a more diverse range of perspectives during your undergraduate research. In particular, this guide will review two categories of Gale databases  which provide a pathway for the critical analysis of various perspectives on a number of subjects: Gale In Context and Gale OneFile.

This guide also provides research examples throughout and pulls in content from each source utilizing the following sample research topic questions:

  • How has COVID-19 impacted recent increases in anti-Asian hate speech/crimes?
  • How is PTSD different in Veteran's Mental Health treatment?
  • Why does Social Media seem to disproportionately impact the mental health of young women and girls?
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