Inclusive referencing is about more than accuracy; it’s about representing diverse voices and avoiding extractive scholarship. This module helps you cite responsibly and ethically.

You begin by exploring how citation shapes visibility. You learn how referencing patterns can reinforce or challenge inequities in whose work is recognised.

The module guides you to examine your own citation habits. Are you drawing from a narrow group of authors? Are certain perspectives missing? You learn how to broaden your sources intentionally.

You also explore how to avoid extractive practices, citing work without engaging with it, using ideas without context, or overlooking scholars from marginalised groups.

By the end, citation feels like a relational act that builds intellectual community with care.

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