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On this blog, read interviews with experts and discover the latest research, insights, and analysis from TaylorFrancis and Routledge authors and colleagues. Featured posts 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. The local impacts of wind farms Misunderstandings among communities and policymakers about the impacts of wind power may be stunting its growth. Find out what researchers have found about the potential local effects of onshore and offshore wind farms. 10 essential open access (OA) books on climate change Discover 10 open access books about climate change examining everything from the impact of a changing climate on women to how to build towns and cities that are more resilient to extreme weather events. Accelerating open access (OA) in the UK This report looks at how our transformative agreement with Jisc boosted the impact of U.K. research in 2021 and 2022. Topic and hub pages Sustainability Discover the research we publish on sustainability and climate change through blog articles, journals and books, and collections, plus find out how we're becoming a more sustainable, positive impact business. Russia’s war in Ukraine This page brings together journal articles, book chapters, and expert analysis from TaylorFrancis and Routledge authors and editors that can help us make sense of the situation in Ukraine. Research Impact Hub: the role of research in policy and public engagement Curated content on policy engagement, public engagement, and the role and contribution of publishers. Mpox (monkeypox) outbreak 2022 Get access to key research on monkeypox and other types of orthopoxvirus such as smallpox, and browse resources examining the stigma of disease and the role of media during health crises. Sustainability Open access sustainability articles Sustainability covers many of the most important issues of our time. This article highlights recent journal articles and F1000 gateways that are helping to overcome the global challenges emphasized in the U.N.'s Sustainable Development Goals. How climate change could affect the future of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 likely won't be the last time the climate has a major impact on the Men's and Women's World Cups. In this article, leading experts highlight the unpredictable impacts of increased heat, pollution, rainfall, and more on the World Cup and other mega-sporting events. How can policy makers be globally inclusive when it comes to sustainability? Researchers who have focused their scholarship on sustainability and the Global South highlight how to frame the discourse to include all voices. Climate change and the Global South at COP27 Six experts highlight what developing countries need from UNFCCC members at the 27th Conference of the Parties. Sustainable mobility in cities Pollution, congestion, traffic accidents, noise, inequality – transport is a major problem in most urban areas. In this article, five leading mobility experts highlight how cities can implement transport that meets our current and future economic, social, and environmental needs. Amplifying knowledge to improve real-world outcomes: Meet Hennie Thomson and Jillian Morrison See how we promote achieving the U.N.'s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through our content, with Portfolio Manager Hennie Thomson and eContent Development Manager Jillian Morrison. Implementing behavioral change in the fight against climate change This post surveys the latest research on behavioral change and climate change published by TaylorFrancis and examines what our own internal teams are doing right now. Social justice 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. Black resistance through the arts Here are several stories and viewpoints on the topic of Black Resistance in the Arts, utilizing sources from TaylorFrancis 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 TaylorFrancis 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. 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. What is social justice? Explore the origins of the term 'social justice' as we examine a variety of academic definitions, meanings, and examples. Celebrating women who tell our stories Utilizing the latest TaylorFrancis 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. 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. 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. Diversity in academic publishing: How can publishers help repair...