This EDI Resources guide serves as a starting point for researching and learning about EDI topics. The guide highlights a selection of EDI resources available through Seneca Libraries and online. Please note that this is not a comprehensive list. More library resources can be discovered through the Seneca Libraries website.
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The following databases are excellent resources if you are looking for general information on a topic.
Access a broad range of peer-reviewed and scholarly articles related to EDI-relevant topics in one of these article databases. If your research intersects on two or more unique disciplines, browse in one of the Multidisciplinary databases available at Seneca.
For news articles and clips, search in the following new databases. For a comprehensive database in the News and Current Events.
Access a wide array of films, documentaries, news clips, and learning modules through the following databases.
If you're looking for data sources or statistical reports, check out these sources.
Databases
Note: Not all of the Ontario Data Catalogue results in this database are fully open access.
Other Sources
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