How the University of Nottingham Got More Bang for its Book Budget
DDA allows users to browse a book before buying it, resolving the challenge of meeting student needs AND honoring the library’s strategic plans.
Read MoreHow History Remembers the First Female Doctor in the U.S.
“None of us can know what we are capable of until we are tested.” ― Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell
Read MoreThe Price to Purchase Your Own Freedom from Slavery
Resources to explore the limitations of freedom for “free” African-Americans before slavery was abolished.
Read MoreExplore Research and Funding Opportunities in Women’s Studies
Resources for students and researchers in this eclectic, evolving interdisciplinary field.
Read MorePerspectives on the Evolving Role of Women in Rwanda
Resources for better learning and research insights on gender equality in the decades following genocide.
Read MoreExposing Women’s Experiences during the Holocaust for Researchers
Resources to learn from survivors, in their own words, about the horrors - and humanity - of Ravensbrück.
Read MoreResearching Triggers of Change in the Women’s Movement
Exploring resources curated to reflect the struggle of “creating a more humane world for all women to live in.”
Read MoreRevealing Queen Victoria and the Consequences of Sex
Resources to explore marriage, childbirth and the conflicts of sexual desire in the Victorian era.
Read MoreProQuest is at Work Improving Systems for Uninterrupted Learning and Exploration
Our goal is 100% uptime for ProQuest services and we will continue testing and improving our systems to achieve it.
Read MoreResearching Black History Month – and Everyday Black History
Professor and author Matt Delmont talks about his digital media project, Black Quotidian, and the “messy” nature of history.
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