Keeping up-to-date on global exclusion
while preserving collected data for researchers
while preserving collected data for researchers
Collection scope: Since September 2010, more than 1 million news articles from around the world have been selected and archived.
Current availability: 170,996 news titles are available online.
Next step: Stigmabase continues to add titles and plans to publish the complete collection soon
The Library is a key part of the Collection, with 75,606 titles organized into seven categories and covering a 15-year span.
· Aboriginal
· Black America
· HIV
· Inequality
· Latin
· Maori
· Racial
Search and AI Capabilities
The library supports advanced search and AI-assisted discovery through Copilot (Bing) and Gemini (Google).
Stigmabase Diversity currently provides access to 88,379 LGBT diversity titles. The 2024–2025 period is still being processed. With tens of thousands of titles archived between 2011 and 2023 across four languages, Stigmabase Diversity is positioned as one of the most significant research databases dedicated to global gay culture.
A total of 54,203 English-language LGBT titles have been archived across three regional collections:
· Diversity Las Americas: 15,653 titles
· Diversity North America: 16,388 titles
· Diversity United Kingdom: 22,162 titles
An additional 34,176 LGBT titles have been archived or are being processed in other languages:
· Diversität: in progress
· Diversidad: 14,523 titles
· Diversité: 10,392 titles
· Diversità: 9,261 titles
Stigmabase provides a vast archive of global news articles focused on social exclusion, stigma, and related issues. Since its founding in 2010, it has curated over one million articles to support researchers in understanding these topics. The organization ensures that only reliable sources are listed. Additionally, Stigmabase maintains a dedicated library where thousands of articles on social exclusion are available for reference. | Copilot