This #WomensDay, reclaim history. The Women’s Studies Archive at https://t.co/lAU7G6Pwka amplifies unheard voices—suffrage, civil rights, feminism, and beyond, connecting global collections to spotlight women’s activism, literature, lived experiences across centuries.
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ECCO III is officially live!
We’re thrilled to announce Eighteenth Century Collections Online, Part III (ECCO III) is now live.
To explore the people, ideas, and culture that shaped the eighteenth century, visit: https://t.co/0jQhuWSKWU
#Gale Digital Archives offers extensive capabilities, from trend analysis to accessing research evidence. Here are more details on some of the things you can do with #GalePrimaryResources.
Brendon Ndoro, @UCTLibrary@UCT_news#Gale#Archives
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Chris Houghton reflects on Gale's #HackingHistory workshops and why skills‑based #DigitalHumanities#hackathons are so valuable. From Chicago to Oxford to Coventry, the results speak for themselves.
Read more >>https://t.co/PmwTeEnBsw
Comparative Approaches to Global Policy and Humanitarian Aid: Insights from Gale’s Primary Source Collections webinar is ideal for faculty, librarians, and researchers, offering practical insights - register now: https://t.co/89FpGgG2qk
How do you digitize a tiny 18th-century book without losing its story?
In our latest sponsored podcast with Choice ACRL, a Gale acquisitions editor explores the preservation and research value behind Eighteenth Century Collections Online, Part III.
https://t.co/PeFknnttEk
After the 19th Amendment, women realized equality didn’t stop at the ballot box. Voting was just the beginning—citizenship required education. Without systems built for them, women created new ways to learn and teach.
Read more in our new blog: https://t.co/HjB43G306k
Looking to support your students' exploration of topics which are intrinsic to the human experience? Gale Primary Sources includes powerful collections to support deeper learning and original research across the humanities and social sciences and beyond. https://t.co/bFWjgHItoN
Last chance to register for this fun, free, #DigitalHumanities skills workshop taking place at Coventry University *this Thursday*!
Get hands-on experience with digital scholarship tools in a collaborative, low-pressure atmosphere.
REGISTER >> https://t.co/aSsrEDPucJ
Explore how Gale In Context: Opposing Viewpoints can support one of the most common assignments in early writing courses: the annotated bibliography. Our next webinar offers practical strategies and tools to help build essential skills. Register here: https://t.co/cZ1KjBGjCQ
El País: Spain’s Voice of Democracy
Founded in 1976 after Franco’s dictatorship, El País became a beacon of democratic ideals. Today, it’s Spain’s most-read daily, offering 47 years of culture, politics & global news from a distinctly Spanish perspective. https://t.co/DBE3VY4xoa
Looking to develop your #DigitalSkills this year?
Want to explore Text and Data Mining, but don’t know where to begin?
Hacking History is for you!
📈 Fun, free #DigitalHumanities#skills workshop
📍 Coventry University
⌚ 22 January 2026
Register >> https://t.co/aSsrEDPucJ
January Gale In Context: Opposing Viewpoints features updated topic pages on video games, student activism and free speech, and junk food.
Explore more here: https://t.co/n3SAbRwQxC
Coming Jan 2026: Gale adds 5 more years to The Mirror Historical Archive! Explore the Daily Mirror’s iconic headlines & tabloid evolution. Read the new blog: https://t.co/pRWqC8FphT
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New research topics need new resources!
Gale Primary Sources just added powerful collections to support deeper learning and original research across the humanities and social sciences and beyond.
Explore new library collections: https://t.co/X91CViYW6c
Looking for inspiration? Developing Marketing Strategies: Case Study & Research with Gale Business: Insights can help students analyze current marketing strategies and develop their own basic marketing plan, culminating in a report.
Learn more: https://t.co/YrL3DaHNJa
We’re attending the American Historical Association Annual Meeting in Chicago! Visit booth 300 to talk about supporting research and take our "History Unframed" quiz. Looking forward to insightful conversations!
#AHA26#HistoriansAtWork#GalePrimarySources
Our new module on English-language newspapers in China contains hundreds of reports on the rise of Chinese nationalism and opposition to British colonial rule. Scholars can see how people responded through rare journalism never before digitised. https://t.co/o5MOgKqDfE
From rare documents to groundbreaking insights, the newest Gale Primary Sources collections are here!
Help your faculty and students discover untapped historical content.
Learn More: https://t.co/X91CViYW6c
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So – what is a Hacking History #DigitalHumanities skills workshop, and why might you want to attend?
Hear below from workshop leader, Chris Houghton, as he explains this fun, hands-on event and what you’ll get out of it!
📝 Register today! >> https://t.co/aSsrEDPucJ