Together We Are EBSCO
Our employees come from different backgrounds with unique experiences and beliefs. It is these differences that shape who we are both individually and collectively as a company. Our differences help push us forward, make us better individuals and make us stronger as an organization. We listen and seek to understand one another and strive to connect genuinely.
Our goal is to continuously work toward becoming more diverse, equitable and inclusive, as we believe the collective voices and actions of our employees will foster a better culture and future. And we know that by attracting diverse talent and securing an inclusive workplace culture, we will continue to grow as individuals and as a business.
Learn more about our culture, including our corporate citizenship and participation in the library community.
Creating Community — Employee-Led Groups
At EBSCO, there are many ways to connect with teammates across the organization. Here are some of the groups that are creating community and fostering awareness, respect, positivity and an inclusive culture. Our employee-led groups and programs are open to all. Interested in joining us? Search EBSCO Careers.
Curating Diverse Content for Research
In addition to supporting DEI initiatives within our company, we believe in curating and developing diverse content within our products.
As a content provider, we review our collections for bias and develop resources dedicated to historically underrepresented communities.
We also work to provide a more equitable search experience for all customers, from libraries to medical institutions, that supports natural language searching, mapping subject headings across more than 200 languages and dialects.
Creating Positive Experiences for All
EBSCO invests time and resources to provide all users with access to our products. We maintain relationships with several consultancies that periodically test and review the accessibility of our products.
Our commitments to accessibility include conducting usability studies with visually- and physically-impaired users and testing our platforms with both JAWS and NVDA.