Website Accessibility: Database Accessibility Statements

Listed here are links to the accessibility statements of the companies that produce the online research databases and publications we subscribe to and make available through our website.

This list is provided to assist faculty in meeting Standard 8.6 of the Quality Matters Higher Education Rubric, which applies to some online courses.

• Alexander Street Press (Academic Video Online, Ethnographic Video Online)
• American Association for the Advancement of Science (Science Magazine)
• Ancestry
• Capstone Interactive
  • No accessibility statement available; contact vendor for more information.
• Chronicle of Higher Education
• CollegeSource
• Credo Reference
• Digital Public Library of America
  • "​DPLA follows open web standards and follows best practice accessibility guidelines. If you notice anything awry, or wish for more information, contact us at accessibility@dp.la"
• Docuseek
• EBSCO
  • General
  • Ebooks
• Elsevier (ScienceDirect)
• Encyclopædia Britannica
• Gale (Dictionary of Literary Biography, Gale eBooks, National Geographic, Opposing Viewpoints)
• HathiTrust (HathiTrust Digital Library)
• HeinOnline
• Infobase (Films on Demand, Issues & Controversies)
• IngentaConnect (Journal of Applied Research in the Community College)
• ITHAKA (JSTOR)
• Kanopy
• Library of Congress(Chronicling America)
• MLA Handbook Plus
• New York Times
• Overdrive
• Oxford Research Encyclopedias
• ProQuest
  • General
  • Ebook Central
  • ProQuest Academic (ABI/Inform, US West Newsstream)
• Salem Press
  • No accessibility statement available; contact vendor for more information: csr@salempress.com
• Statista (scroll down and select the Accessibility tab)
• Swank Digital Campus
• Ulukau​
  • No accessibility statement available; contact vendor for more information: ulukau@hawaii.edu
• U.S. National Library of Medicine (PubMed, PubMed Central)
• Yale University (eHRAF World Cultures)