Izchel Quintero-Martinez: Sage and Joint Council of Librarians of Color blog series
"Being privileged enough to be awarded this scholarship allowed me the opportunity not only to have more breathing room to occupy myself with my studies but also to connect with REFORMA on my campus and be able to rely on a supportive community."
Luming Zhang: Sage and Joint Council of Librarians of Color blog series
"Receiving the Sage and JCLC NALCo LIS Student Scholarship from CALA has been a transformative experience, reinforcing my dedication to the library profession and propelling me toward my goal of becoming a leader in this field."
Etana Laing: Sage and Joint Council of Librarians of Color blog series
"Too many of us suffer from impostor syndrome and reject ourselves before anyone else has the opportunity to consider us. To help jump the hurdle of self-doubt, surround yourself with people who see your intellect and speak life into you."
Register for Sage's 2026 academic freedom webinar
Join us for "Academic Freedom and the Role of the Academic Librarian: Partnerships, Support, and Action," a free webinar on Wednesday, October 7th at 9am PT | 12pm ET
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Free resources to strengthen AI literacy and critical thinking
Explore resources from our recent Critical Thinking Bootcamp, including four practical teaching sessions, a community resource collection, and the full event recording.
Karina Todechine: Sage and Joint Council of Librarians of Color blog series
"Today, the entire spectrum of ages in the Navajo Nation still cannot equally access quality information and literacy resources in a library setting. I look forward to advocating for greater library access and services in my community..."
Registration open for the 2026 Critical Thinking Bootcamp
Sage's 7th-annual Critical Thinking Bootcamp is a free online event providing practical tools for academic librarians and faculty to support AI literacy and critical thinking in the classroom.
Travel grant contest to win registration and a travel stipend to the 2026 Charleston Conference
Sage’s 2026 Charleston Library Contest is now open for entries and the grand-prize winner will receive complimentary conference registration and a $500 travel stipend.
Leigh Amadi Dunewood: Sage and Joint Council of Librarians of Color blog series
"My most notable academic and professional experiences span the areas of diversity, equity, and inclusion advancement in higher education; leadership training and development; information literacy skill-building; as well as culturally responsive curriculum instruction and design."
Caroline Chow: Sage and Joint Council of Librarians of Color blog series
"The Sage and JCLC NALCo LIS Student Scholarship for CALA made it possible for me to take two courses this summer, one of which – Building a Critical Culture – was only available during this particular term."
Sage wins IPG Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion award
Hosted by the Independent Publishers Guild, the awards celebrate the achievements of the independent publishing sector in the UK and Ireland.
How can the academic library of the future support critical thinking and information literacy in an AI-driven world?
In this blog series, librarians explore how academic libraries can support critical thinking and information literacy in an AI-driven world.
Critical Thinking Challenge 2026
Read the top entries of Sage's Critical Thinking Challenge 2026, which aim to improve how critical thinking is taught in higher education.
Empowering Social and Behavioral Science Researchers: A free webinar
Join Sage for a free webinar that highlights a report showing the disconnect between researchers’ desires to make real-world impact and the incentive structures of their institutions.
Critical thinking, trusted AI resources, research impact: what’s inside our latest Independence with Impact Report
Our new annual report is a snapshot of the work we accomplished as an independent publisher in 2025.
Critical Thinking Challenge: Call for submissions
Sage's 2026 Critical Thinking Challenge is an initiative that spotlights creative, practical approaches to strengthening critical thinking in higher education.
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Sage Policy Profiles now connects researchers to policy opportunities—for free
The policy impact tool now helps researchers quickly find opportunities to share their expertise with relevant policymakers, powered by Overton Engage.
Sage featured on a new podcast series focusing on trust in science
A new four-part series from The Authority File podcast focuses on public trust in science and features the new guide from Sage and Sense about Science. Sage's Camille Gamboa and Sense about Science's Tracey Brown discuss the importance of public-good curators to the information landscape.
New report highlights essential role of UK social sciences
"The Contemporary Relevance of the Social Sciences" examines how UK social sciences drive innovation, support effective decision-making, and help inform policy.
Sage colleague named in 2025 People of Publishing cohort
Andrew Malvern, Sage books editor, has been honored in the Publishers Association’s third-annual People of Publishing.
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