Sage microsites

The U.S. Census considers numerous countries and territories to fall under “Asian” and “Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander” in its race and ethnicity question. Yet, these identities are distinct and persistently treating them as a monolithic grouping will lead to erasure. This collection of research explores AANHPI identity, culture, the impacts of COVID-19, healthcare, racism, and other factors across the community.

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Banned books symbolize the clash between censorship and academic freedom. The suppression of banned books undermines the core principle of academic freedom, where scholars should explore diverse ideas without fear. This freedom nurtures critical thinking and innovation, integral to progressing society. Research is a cornerstone of this discourse and this collection of research highlights academic freedom, banned content, intellectual freedom, and more.

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Brexit continues to be a topic of vital interest within academia and to society at large. Since the 2016 referendum research and debate has focused on the impact on politics, the economy, trade, migration, labour, healthcare and daily life. With this website, Sage brings together the latest research on Brexit from a wide range of subject areas.

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Cancer, a major public health concern, causes millions of deaths annually worldwide. Collaborative oncology research endeavors aim to alleviate this global burden, offering hope through treatment breakthroughs and advancements in assessment and screening. This freely available research explores diverse treatment methods, therapeutic breakthroughs, cancer management strategies, and more.

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Sage believes in the power of the social and behavioral sciences to convert the best medical research into policies, practices, and procedures to improve – and even save – lives. This collection includes the latest medical research from Sage related to the virus as well as top social and behavioral research to help individuals, communities, and leaders make the best decisions on dealing with the outbreak and its consequences.

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This collection showcases global, interdisciplinary research on Critical Race Theory (CRT), including LatCrit, BlackCrit, and more. Covering law, education, health, and policy, it supports evidence-based dialogue, inclusive policymaking, and UN Sustainable Development Goal 10.

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Sage's Earth, Ecology and Environment Science portfolio features quality journals across the spectrum of the field. Many of these journals are open access to maximize the global dissemination of high impact research. Discover our journals and recently published articles below.

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In the last century, gender- and sex-based oppression has persevered, from the disproportionate maternal mortality rates of Black individuals to the coerced sterilization of Indigenous populations. In the latest threat to bodily sovereignty and gender equity, the overturning of Roe v. Wade in the U.S. and modern society writ large. This collection explores themes of gender oppression and inequity and examines the unjust systems that stifle equality.

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Gun violence is a global issue – it kills more than 500 people each day. Of that, more than 100 die in the United States alone and in 2020, more than 45,000 Americans died by gun violence, the country's worst year on record. This collection provides freely accessible research and perspectives on gun ownership, gun control, legislation, hate crimes, gun violence in schools, the victims, media responses, myths, mental health, and more.

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This collection brings together recent research on immigration, migration, and refugees to guide policy and future studies. By offering deep insights into human mobility, we promote evidence-based decisions and inclusive communities. Our aim is to support a more informed and compassionate global dialogue, aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goal 10.7. 

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As communication and information are increasingly accessed through digital technologies, digital literacy is essential for individuals to live, learn, and work in our society. Our Information Literacy microsite takes a holistic look at where the information age requires critical thinking and better attention to oversight and governance practices due to real-world implications.

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Through research of identity oppression, education, sociology, health, environment, economy, and religion and spirituality, these authors explore the legacies of colonialism, its ongoing effects, and decolonizing and uprooting colonialism.

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The work of medical, social, and behavioral sciences plays a key role in deepening our understanding of inequalities and current issues in the LGBTQIA+ community, while also helping to create policies, practices, and procedures to improve lives. This collection of freely available research, videos, and books takes a look at queer theory, gender identity, queer justice, hegemonic heterosexuality, sexual orientation, and more.

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Sage's Materials Science portfolio features quality journals across the spectrum of the field. We partner with some of the most respected and prestigious societies from around the world to maximize the global dissemination of high impact research. Discover our journals and recently published articles below.

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Sage is proud to provide cutting edge research including recently published articles, special issues, videos and much more, to drive, educate and support Mental Health Awareness to help improve the quality of care provided.

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Sage's Oncology portfolio features quality journals across the spectrum of the field. We partner with some of the most respected and prestigious societies from around the world to maximize the global dissemination of high impact research.
Discover our journals and recently published articles below.

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The academic community has a long history of researching the subject of sexual assault and sexual harassment. This website furthers this conversation by sharing Sage research on #MeToo and online disclosures, sexual assault, sexual harassment, sexual violence, rape culture, assessment of trauma, bystander education, safety and regulations, and survivors.

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This collection brings together a wide range of research in Sign Language and Deaf Studies, spanning education, hearing loss and technology, healthcare, accessibility, and more. Together, these works offer valuable insights into what it means to live with, communicate through, and identify with deafness, while also examining key advances in technology, health, and communication. 

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In response to recent social upheavals across the greater South West Asian and North African (SWANA) region, research on politics, development, and sociologies of the broad and diverse region has seen an uptick. This collection highlights this research and explores political crises, social upheavals, laws, policy, governments, gender roles, education, and more.

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The work of social and behavioral scientists is crucial in helping to dismantle mechanisms of discrimination, oppression, and violence and create a radically improved society. This collection shares freely accessible articles to support researchers in future scholarship and amplify their critical work; educators as they discuss the impacts of systemic racism with students; and policymakers and advocates in their fight to make sweeping reform.

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In line with Sage’s enduring commitment to equity and the SDG Publishers Compact, we’re proud to present a curated selection of impactful research from our journals, aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Explore groundbreaking studies that address climate action, gender equality, health and well‑being, and more—dive in now to discover insights that inspire change and drive progress toward a sustainable future.

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Social and behavioral science can deepen our understanding of what led to different wars and conflicts across the globe. This collection of research covers topics that underlie different wars and conflicts, shares analyses of some of the global powers, humanitarian crises, land dispossession, and more.

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