As an independent company with a mission of building bridges to knowledge, Sage works to enable people from all backgrounds to contribute to and benefit from teaching and research resources that are balanced, unbiased, anti-racist, and promote a more just society. Acknowledging the prevalence of structural discrimination and bigotry and believing that diversity is the cornerstone of a vibrant culture, we will challenge unfair power structures within publishing and higher education to help create a more equitable future for all. For more information, please read our D.E.I Core Pledges.
Sage Video streaming collections are curated to provide a comprehensive teaching, learning, and research resource in each collection discipline. As a product team, we are committed to publishing a diverse range of content, ideas, and perspectives as well as representations of people and populations throughout these collections, and we also have commitments regarding platform inclusivity and accessibility too.
Sage Video is committed to providing diversity, equity, and inclusion within its collections as outlined in our core pledges. We will be open, honest, and transparent about any areas in which we fall short and invite feedback from our customers and partners about this at any time. We welcome any comments or feedback. Please send directly to Michael Carmichael, Head of Visual Media, at michael.carmichael@sagepub.co.uk.
In part 2 of a 2-part podcast on trends in Mass Communication (listen to part 1 here, part of the Sage College Publishing Podcast channel), best-selling author and educator Vincent F. Filak emphasizes the value of DEI in broadening perspectives and fostering student engagement and growth. He highlights more inclusive teaching strategies and integrative approaches to representing diverse experiences. Dr. Vince Filak: The Importance of DEI in Mass Communication
As an independent company with a mission of building bridges to knowledge, Sage works to enable people from all backgrounds to contribute to and benefit from teaching and research resources that are balanced, unbiased, anti-racist, and promote a more just society. Acknowledging the prevalence of structural discrimination and bigotry and believing that diversity is the cornerstone of a vibrant culture, we will challenge unfair power structures within publishing and higher education to help create a more equitable future for all. For more information, please read our D.E.I Core Pledges.
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