Diversity and Inclusion Research Guide / The University of Utah Libraries
This resource guide consists of lists of resources related to various aspects of DEI
The Diversity Style Guide: Race/Ethnicity Glossary / Rachele Kanigel, Editor
CONTROLLED VOCABULARY
“The Diversity Style Guide is a resource to help journalists and other media professionals cover a complex, multicultural world with accuracy, authority and sensitivity. This guide, initially a project of the Center for Integration and Improvement of Journalism at San Francisco State University, brings together definitions and information from more than two dozen style guides, journalism organizations and other resources.
The guide contains more than 700 terms related to race/ethnicity, disability, immigration, sexuality and gender identity, drugs and alcohol, and geography. You can browse the stylebook by letter or by category using one of the topic glossaries in the drop-down menu above. Or you can look up a term in the search box below.
Each entry refers back to the original source.” – Introduction
In Case You Missed It: DEIA Metadata Resources / Treshani Perera, Merrilee Proffitt, and Brian M. Watson
May 2022
A list of websites and resources referenced by speakers and participants in a NISO webinar, Metadata to Support DEIA, held October 4, 2021.
Inclusive Metadata & Conscious Editing Resources / Sunshine State Digital Network Metadata Working Group.
October 2020
A list of resources related to conscious editing and anti-oppressive metadata practices. Includes resources related to bias in library & archival description, inclusive metadata, re-description projects, and best practices and resources for describing materials by and about marginalized peoples.
Inclusive Metadata Toolkit / DLF Cultural Assessment Working Group
Last updated October 22, 2024
This toolkit serves as a centralized guide to the range of inclusive metadata tools and resources currently out there, in order to equip practitioners to implement inclusive metadata practices in their day-to-day work.
The toolkit consists of two components:
The Inclusive Metadata Toolkit guide document, which provides context for the listed tools and resources in order to make them easier to use and navigate. This document is static.
The complete Inclusive Metadata Toolkit Resource Directory, which serves as a sortable and filterable directory of inclusive metadata tools and resources to help you wherever your instituion is at. The version in OSF is a static snapshot of a living document.
List of Statements on Bias in Library and Archives Description / The Cataloging Lab
Last updated May 2023
A Cataloging Lab compilation of statements from libraries and archives on harmful or offensive language in description and bias in cataloging. This list includes statements about problematic language in both description and resources themselves, as statements about resources will frequently discuss the description of those resources.