Cultural Competency Guides

As you prepare your paper, please use the appropriate style guides to standardize and justify how you describe minority and marginalized groups.

Essential Style Guides for writing about marginalized populations
- APA 7, Bias-Free Language Guidelines (See the full chapter here).
- Diversity Style Guides for various protected (from SFSU Journalism School). This includes guides on race/ethnicity, gender/sexuality, disability/ability, mental health, religion, and more.
  - Also note the menu on “Topic Glossaries“
- Dart Guide for Trauma-Informed Journalism

Additional Trainings
- NYU One Zone trainings, including trainings on advocacy and allyship for marginalized racial/ethnic, gender/sexuality, immigrant, disability, and religious groups.
- Prof D’s training on LGBTQ+ concepts and terms, prepared for United Auto Workers (UAW) Region 9A. The 23-minute training is from 08:30 to 30:00.

Research Competency Guides

Types of Research Papers (Purdue Univ. OWL)
- Argumentative or Analytical (Purdue Univ. OWL)
- Lit Review or Experimental / Research Report (Purdue Univ. OWL)
Types of Research Designs
- Types of Research Designs (Sacred Heart Univ.)
- Types of Research Designs (USC)
- The Selection of a Research Design (Sage Publications)
APA Style and Grammar Guidelines
NYU Libraries Research Guides
- Finding stats for your “Problem / Significance” section: NYU Data Sources and ICPSR (Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research)
NYU: Capstone Project Guide
Purdue OWL (Online Writing Lab): pay special attention to the APA guide
UCLA: types of literature reviews

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