
Pam Sessoms
Reference Librarian
Davis Library
pam_sessoms@unc.edu
(919) 962-1151
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Davis Reference Desk
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Search for books or journals, or see what materials UNC-Chapel Hill Libraries own on your topic, using the catalog.
E-book (follow link for online access: Growing Up Global: the changing transitions to adulthood in developing countries
Library of Congress (LC) subject headings can be helpful when searching the catalog. Take a look at the sample subject headings below. An excellent strategy is to start with a simple keyword search in the catalog and identify one or more relevant books. Then you can look at the LC subject headings given to those titles, and you can follow the subject heading links in the catalog to find other, similar books, or you can use the terms in the subject headings to revise your search strategies.
Keyword Search: children and social conditions and haiti
Browse by LC Subject Heading: Child labor
Browse by LC Subject Heading: Children's rights -- Africa
Browse by LC Subject Heading: Child soldiers
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Human Development Report 2006 from the UN.
All Human Development Reports from the UN.
UNESCO Data Centre Country Profiles
UN Millennium Development Goals
WDI Online World Development Indicators.
UN Works
UN Good Works Blog
UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
UN Human Rights Treaties: Ratifications
UNC's librarians have created online subject guides to help you find materials in specific areas of Anthropology
If you're working with other related topics, such as sociology or medicine, you can search for additional guides in those areas.
The Media Resources Center, in the lower level of the Undergraduate Library, owns many documentaries. Use FilmFinder to search.