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Publishing open access means your research can be read and shared by all, without paywall barriers, and presents an excellent opportunity for your work to reach a wider audience.

To help you decide if open access is for you, and what to do next, we’ve put together a quick introduction based on the questions authors ask us. Discover the specialist author support provided to Sage authors, encompassing collaborative efforts to enhance research quality and maximize your impact post-publication.

The Sage training team creates and delivers bespoke online training designed to support library staff, faculty, researchers and students using Sage Learning Resources.

Aligned to specific training needs, our sessions provide a straightforward introduction to our resources and platforms, demonstrations of content and functionality, with guidance on using Sage resources to their full potential in teaching and research.

• What is a Registered Report
• Reasons to do a Registered Report
• Stage 1: Initial manuscript submission and review
• Manuscript preparation guidelines – Stage 1

Sage is committed to promoting equity throughout our publishing program, and we believe that using language is a simple and powerful way to ensure the communities we serve feel welcomed, respected, safe, and able to fully engage with the publishing process and our published content. Inclusive language considerations are especially important when discussing topics like age, appearance, disability, ethnicity, gender, gender identity, race, religion, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, emigration status, and weight.