• Zotero:  Zotero is a free and easy-to-use tool that helps collect, organize, annotate, cite, and share research across a team.

• Mendeley: Similar to Zotero, Mendeley can be used for collecting all your research, literature, reports in one space and be able to highlight and annotate each article. This will also help you generate a bibliography or reference list of all your readings. 

• Google Scholar: Google Scholar is a great way to find peer-reviewed articles written on your subject. It also allows you to filter by year, so that you can ensure to find the most recent articles in your field.

• Open Access Journals: Platforms like Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) provide free access to peer-reviewed journals across various disciplines.

• Journal of Global Indigeneity:  

• NIHR INCLUDE Project: Offers guidance on including under-served groups in research, with resources to help design inclusive studies.

• Newcastle University EDI Toolkit: A practical resource for embedding equality, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) into research practices.

• Community Resources for Diversity in Research: The Medical Research Council (MRC) provides resources and toolkits to support diversity and inclusion in research design.

• Government Social Research Inclusive Practices Guide: Offers advice on improving inclusivity in research design, data collection, analysis, and reporting.

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• Your local librarian! Many people forget that your librarian will be able to help you find books and articles written on your subject. This is also a great way to support your local library too.

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