Research Tools & Partners
Digital Hate Review works with organizations whose tools support empirical research on digital hate. The journal's scope encompasses hate speech, conspiracy narratives, extremism, antidemocratic resentment, and mis- and disinformation, as well as related digital phenomena. Together, these resources give DHR authors access to data collection, annotation, and analysis infrastructure for work within this scope.
RESEARCH PARTNERSHIP
The Bright Initiative powered by Bright Data
Digital Hate Review collaborates with The Bright Initiative — a global program that leverages public web data to drive positive change. Powered by Bright Data, one of the world's leading web data platforms, The Bright Initiative provides selected academic institutions, non-profits, public bodies, and journalists worldwide with pro bono access to research-oriented data collection tools.
Through this collaboration, DHR authors conducting empirical research within the journal's scope may apply for access to Bright Initiative tools, including dashboards, structured datasets, scrapers, and proxy infrastructure, for the duration of their research project.
RESEARCH PARTNERSHIP
MAXQDA by VERBI Software
Digital Hate Review collaborates with MAXQDA, a leading platform for qualitative and mixed-methods research developed by VERBI Software GmbH.
Through this collaboration, DHR authors conducting empirical research within the journal's scope may receive pro bono access to MAXQDA Analytics Pro with AI Assist Premium for the duration of their research project.
About MAXQDA and VERBI Software
MAXQDA has been developed and distributed by researchers since its inception. More than 30 years later, VERBI Software is a multigenerational, family-owned company headquartered in Berlin, and MAXQDA continues to be developed with the needs of researchers in mind.
COOPERATION PARTNERSHIP
Label Studio by HumanSignal
Digital Hate Review collaborates with HumanSignal, Inc., developer of Label Studio, a widely used open-source data labeling platform, and its commercial edition, Label Studio Enterprise.
Through this collaboration, DHR authors conducting empirical research within the journal's scope may receive access to Label Studio Enterprise through HumanSignal's Academic Program.
COOPERATION PARTNERSHIP
AddressHate Annotator
Digital Hate Review is published by AddressHate, which develops research infrastructure for the study of digital hate and related phenomena. This includes the AddressHate Annotator, a browser extension for labeling social media content and AI assistant replies directly on the platforms where they appear while preserving reply chains, co-text, and media for later analysis.
DHR authors conducting empirical research within the journal's scope may request access to the Annotator for the duration of their research project.
Use of the Annotator has no bearing on editorial decisions. Submissions are evaluated independently of whether authors use the tool.