Five research papers impacting women and policy right now
Read five Taylor & Francis research papers published in the past five years categorized as "gender studies," that have directly influenced recent policy documents.
Social justice
Rebuilding trust in the media
Find out why it's critical that people have trust in the media and how journalists, media organizations, and policymakers can help rebuild it.
Addressing the global teacher shortage
Five of the world's leading authorities on teaching explore the causes and impacts of teacher shortages, and highlight ways governments, policymakers, schools, and even parents can help improve teacher recruitment and retention.
Introducing our Accessibility Officer
We sat down with our Accessibility Officer Jennie Mather to find out about her career journey, the work she’s at Taylor & Francis, and why she believes accessibility is so important.
Knowing one's place: Bringing untold stories to light in "The Routledge International Studies of Women and Place"
We got to sit down and discuss two recent books in the series with Dr. Alanna Kamp, author of "Intersectional Lives: Chinese Australian Women in White Australia," and the editors of "Bridging Worlds - Building Feminist Geographies: Essays in Honour of Janice Monk" Dr. Anindita Datta, Dr. Ann M. Oberhauser, and Dr. Janet Momsen.
A life lived brightly: Wendy Martin and the founding of Women's Studies
The story of the founding of Women's Studies, the first journal ever devoted to scholarship and criticism of women in fields ranging from literature to history, economics and the sciences.
How our partnership with Research4Life is impacting research in LMICs
Our Research and Analytics Manager, Tiffany Drake, with Sustainability Manager Catherine Hodgson, used Digital Science’s Dimensions platform to pull data that brings to light tangible results from our work with Research4Life.
A passion for patient engagement: meet the medical publications team
We sat down with four people who work at Taylor & Francis to ask them what they do in their day to day work as publishers to support the medical communications community.
Getting savvy about media literacy
A media-literate population is essential for a healthy democracy. In this article, we explore what it is, why it's important, and what we should do to develop it.
Black resistance through the arts
Here are several stories and viewpoints on the topic of Black Resistance in the Arts, utilizing sources from Taylor & Francis books and academic journals, from Art History to Literary Criticism and Cultural Studies.
Research from the Global South that is impacting policy
Read about five Taylor & Francis research papers, by researchers from the Global South, that have directly influenced recent policy documents from some of the largest and most influential organizations in the world.
Confronting child hunger
Leading experts highlight the causes and effects of child hunger, and the relationships between hunger, malnutrition, and obesity. We also look at strategies for ending food insecurity in children.
Celebrating women who tell our stories
Utilizing the latest Taylor & Francis books and academic journals, in topics from Intercultural Communications to Global Health, we have compiled seven very different collections of stories about women, by women, from around the world.
Meet the people working for diversity, equity, and inclusion
In this video, learn why several of our colleagues are so passionate about DE&I (diversity, equity, and inclusion), and how their life experiences have shaped their work.
June Purvis and the herstory of Women's History Review
We sat down with June Purvis, and asked her to take us back to 1992, the year Women's History Review was founded, to tell us the story of why it was started, and why its existence is just as important today, 30 years later.
Misinformation vs. disinformation
Find out the differences between misinformation and disinformation as well as the related concepts of fake news, propaganda, malinformation, image manipulation, and conspiracy theories.
Our commitment to accessibility at Taylor & Francis
In this video, hear from Lindsay Sherriff, Content Management Analyst, Nicholas Everitt, Head of Digital Production for Journals, and Stacy Scott, Head of Accessibility.
Inspirational women in STEM
12 women working in STEM highlight the experts and pioneers in science, tech, engineering, and math who have influenced them. Find out about these exceptional women, and how they've inspired others.
What is social justice?
Explore the origins of the term 'social justice' as we examine a variety of academic definitions, meanings, and examples.
Diversity in academic publishing: How can publishers help repair the 'leaky pipeline'?
We sat down with four people who work at Taylor & Francis to ask them in their own words why they think researcher diversity is important, and what we are doing as publishers to improve it.
Getting more girls in STEM
Find out how we can maintain girls' participation in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) at school and university with insights from several leading educational experts and STEM practitioners.
Diversity in peer review
In this interview with Rebecca Furlong, Head of Reviewer Programmes at Taylor & Francis, find out what we're doing to increase diversity and inclusion, specifically in peer review, and why such initiatives are important.
Combatting disinformation
The scourge of disinformation and misinformation has had a massive influence on many recent events. In this article, leading experts explain how disinformation spreads, why it's dangerous, how to spot it, and how to fight it.
The Illuminate Employee Resource Group at Taylor & Francis
This group highlights visible and invisible disabilities and conditions. Find out how employees are benefitting from it and why it's important.
Making digital journals and books more accessible with EPUB
Head of Content Management Brianna Walker and Accessibility Manager Stacy Scott look at why EPUB is more accessible than HTML web pages and PDFs for journal and book content.
The digital threats to press freedom
To mark UNESCO’s World Press Freedom Day 2022, we look at what research tells us about how technology and the Internet influence journalists’ freedoms.
Women in Publishing Employee Resource Group at Taylor & Francis
At Taylor & Francis, we’re celebrating the five year anniversary of a colleague resource group set up to support women in the workplace - the Women in Publishing group.
Women healers: from ancient female shamans to 21st-century doulas
To honor women in their many functions as alleviators of pain, curers of the sick, menders of minds, and rejuvenators of souls, we dove into this fascinating topic, “Women as Healers,” with a survey of the latest research published by Taylor & Francis.
Black Leaders in Academic Publishing: 7 Stories
We reached out to several Black researchers and professionals in academic publishing to ask them what they’re working on right now, and what they’re most passionate about. What follows is their stories.
Racism and healthcare: an urgent call to care, confront, and correct
Utilizing the latest research published by Taylor & Francis, we did a survey of articles on the topic of racism and healthcare, utilizing sources from journals related to sociology and social work, to medical education and policy.