Welcome
This resource guide is a starting point for research into the intersections of race, gender, and poverty in the U.S. We highlight some of the key databases where you'll be able to tap into both scholarly conversations (in book and journal form) and public policy debates. We've also included information to help you think through zines as a means of visual and verbal communication, and we include some links to people and services in Lamont which can help you with podcasts, if you go that route with your final project.
Be in touch with any questions you have as your work gets underway, or if the kinds of source you're after don't surface in the databases I've flagged here. We' can triage by email or set up a time to meet in Lamont (or on Zoom) for a longer conversation.
Enjoy your research and creative adventures! We'll hope to host some of them in our exhibit cases here in the Library!
Sue Gilroy, Library Liaison to WGS, Social Studies, and Expository Writing, Lamont Library
