Pink Poster with the caption "Anarchism and Feminism by Ruth Kinna & Nathan Jun"
Our final #ResearchSpotlight this month looks at how feminist and anarchist movements have long shared a vision of freedom. Discover how these radical traditions continue to inspire new ways of organizing, imagining, and building collective power: works.hcommons.org/records/z70x...
🎥 What happens when population data is missing?
This research uses satellite and mobile data to help map populations and support better decisions.
Prof. Andrew Tatem has been recognised as a Highly Cited Researcher (2025), highlighting the global influence of his work.
#Researchspotlight #SoGES
Pink poster with the caption "Beyond Accommodation: Disability, Feminist Philosophy, and the Design of Everyday Academic Life by Aimi Hamraie"
For Women’s History Month, we’re highlighting work at the intersection of disability justice and feminist thought. This #ResearchSpotlight shows how rethinking the design of everyday academic life can transform access, knowledge, and belonging: works.hcommons.org/records/syvy...
Pink poster with the caption "Identities in Flux: An Interview with Jess Chanliau." Borrowers and Lenders: The Journal of Shakespeare and Appropriation 14.2 (2023) by Alexa Alice Joubin"
This #ResearchSpotlight highlights how transgender Shakespeare performance opens up new ways of thinking about gender, embodiment, and identity on stage. Explore this conversation with performer Jess Chanliau on identities in flux and trans-inclusive performance: works.hcommons.org/records/vdt8...
Pink poster with the caption "Ratchet Feminism on TikTok: Visual Culture Resistance to Oppression by M. Bryn Brody"
This #ResearchSpotlight examines how digital spaces and creative self-expression fuel feminist resistance—transforming visual culture into a site of empowerment, critique, and reclamation.
Read the full study here: works.hcommons.org/records/gyb5...
Pink poster with the caption "So That I Might Be Saved by Ericka Evans"
Today’s #ResearchSpotlight reflects on faith, survival, and the intertwined narratives of Black womanhood and liberation in the Caribbean, illuminating how spirituality becomes a source of strength and self-definition. Dive deeper into this work: works.hcommons.org/records/dj5d...
#ResearchSpotlight: Angela Katrina Lewis-Maddox shares the experiences and recommendations of nineteen Black women in political science in Disrupting Political Science: Black Women Reimagining the Discipline published by @sunypress.bsky.social. buff.ly/20Q5rs
Pink poster with the caption "Chit'lins and Champagne: Food, Class, and Sexuality in Ann Allen Shockley's Loving Her by Psyche Williams-Forson"
Today’s #ResearchSpotlight celebrates Psyche Williams-Forson’s “Chit'lins and Champagne: Food, Class, and Sexuality in Ann Allen Shockley’s Loving Her,” examining how food culture shapes expressions of Black femininity, pleasure, and power. Savor the analysis here: works.hcommons.org/records/ca63...
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This Women’s History Month, our #ResearchSpotlight series honors the voices and scholarship of women whose work continues to shape history, culture, and knowledge. Explore open-access research celebrating women’s contributions across disciplines.
Green Poster with lettering " The Woman of Colour and Black Atlantic Movement Brigitte Fielder"
Before “Transatlantic” was theory, it was movement—of people, stories, and hope. This #ResearchSpotlight traces how early Black women’s writing crossed oceans, reshaping freedom and belonging along the way. Read more: works.hcommons.org/records/z747...
Green poster with lettering titled "How Beale Street Talks and Whispers: The Political Soundscapes of James Baldwin's Novel by Florien Kijlstra"
What does James Baldwin’s Beale Street sound like? This #ResearchSpotlight listens for whispers of love and freedom woven through his words—mapping a political soundscape that still resonates today. Hear what’s beneath the surface: works.hcommons.org/records/vgz8...
Green poster with lettering titled "Black Living Data Booklet By Fathe Day"
What does it mean to live “black data”? This #ResearchSpotlight turns to Faithe Day as they explore how digital archives can honor Black life beyond extraction—toward care, creation, and connection. Read in full: works.hcommons.org/records/jg2n...
Green poster with lettering titled "The Power and Precariousness of Black Women's Digital Self-representation in Britain by Francesca Sobande"
How do Black women navigate digital mirrors? This #ResearchSpotlight turns to Francesca Sobande’s conference paper, where identity and image meet resistance and risk. Step into the digital reflections: works.hcommons.org/records/j5p4...
Green poster with lettering titled "The Black Press Research Collective Newspaper Project: Visualizing the History of the Black Press in the United States by Kim Gallon and Hollis Robbins"
Today's #ResearchSpotlight highlights The Black Press Research Collective Newspaper Project led by Kim Gallon and Hollis Robbins—mapping over a century of journalism that shaped the Black freedom struggle. Visualize Black press history here: works.hcommons.org/records/0tm5...
Prevention begins with conversation.
Read more: link.springer.com/article/10.1...
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🔬 #ResearchSpotlight!
A new patient facing rheumatoid arthritis outcomes dashboard shows promise in helping people living with RA understand their disease data more clearly and make decisions alongside their clinicians.
🔗 Read more: buff.ly/WqlOq9v
Green poster with lettering titled "Black Game Studies by Lindsay Grace"
Powering possibility through play. This #ResearchSpotlight dives into Black Game Studies, tracing how Black creativity and critical thought shape the terrain of digital play. Explore the worlds being built: works.hcommons.org/records/lind...
Green poster with the caption" Introduction: Black Lives Matter by Sben Korsh Jonathan Massey Meredith TenHoor"
In today’s #ResearchSpotlight, explore how design, space, and protest shape the ongoing fight for racial justice: works.hcommons.org/records/4j6v...
🔬 #ResearchSpotlight!
Rheumatoid arthritis flares aren’t always easy to define or measure.
The OMERACT RA Flare Tool was co-developed with people living with RA to better reflect real world flare experiences. By centring patient voices, this tool helps improve how flares are identified.
This month we kick off a new #ResearchSpotlight series celebrating #BlackHistoryMonth—featuring research that amplifies Black voices, histories, and movements shaping culture, politics, and social justice. Discover, read, and share scholarship that honors Black histories and envisions Black futures.
Could #ESG compliance and disclosure have a beneficial effect on a firm’s success? Our #ResearchSpotlight study—focused on 56 Indian firms—indicates the positive impact of #sustainability reporting on long-term #FinancialPerformance.
Read more: https://ow.ly/tphg50Y5fAi
There has been growing discourse on how large-scale #TourismDevelopment projects impact local communities. Our #ResearchSpotlight highlights the use of social media for value co-creation across multiple stakeholders to address the issue. Read more: https://ow.ly/YiFK50Y0zIm
In our #ResearchSpotlight, we look at a study that explores the #DunningKruger effect in Saudi Arabian higher education institutions, which finds a significant gap in between educators’ estimation of themselves and student evaluations. Learn more: https://ow.ly/wRoe50XWGGQ
Blue poster with the caption "The Role Of Digital Rights In Promoting Social Justice: Challenges And Opportunities by Maity Ritu"
Closing out December's #ResearchSpotlight with a timely resource on the role of digital rights in social justice. Explore Maity Ritu’s work on the challenges and opportunities of protecting rights in our digital age: works.hcommons.org/records/8wab...
Blue poster with the caption "Destabilizing Gender and Genre: Queering the Body in Libertarias and Land and Freedom by Kathryn Anne Everly"
Here is another #ResearchSpotlight for those interested in gender, sexuality, and representation in film. Kathryn Anne Everly’s work looks at how Libertarias and Land and Freedom queer both gender and genre in times of conflict: works.hcommons.org/records/7ag4...
Why do we care so much about the triumphs and defeats, the epic highs and lows of our sports team? #SportsAndIdentity and group dynamics are a vibrant area of #SocialPsychology research. Learn more in our #ResearchSpotlight: https://ow.ly/kn4W50XOLlH
#SageInsights
Blue poster with the caption ""The Movement Never Came Here": Civil Rights Organizational Presence and Southern Racial Inequality by Dana Williams"
#ResearchSpotlight day calls for a deep dive into civil rights and place. Dana Williams explores how civil rights organizational presence connects to racial inequality in the U.S. South: works.hcommons.org/records/60p0...
Blue poster with the caption "A Child Rights Framework for Addressing Trafficking of Children by Jonathan Todres"
Today’s #ResearchSpotlight is a must-read about child protection and anti-trafficking. Jonathan Todres offers a child rights framework for addressing trafficking of children and strengthening their safety: works.hcommons.org/records/9byv...
Did you know?
News that makes you angry can actually push you to consume more news!
In an era of online echo chambers, being aware of our scrolling habits is essential to stay informed—not misled. Read more: https://ow.ly/V6LZ50XN3LM
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Here is a #ResearchSpotlight that centers the lived experience of a person deprived of liberty. Read “Rainbow in Captivity” by Jeric C. Flores and Mariz P. Balquin for a powerful narrative of resilience and dignity: works.hcommons.org/records/31s9...
