Quick Summary: What is Grey Literature?
Grey literature is information produced outside of traditional publishing and distribution channels. 
Examples
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Reports, (research or annual reports)
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working papers,
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newsletters,
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government documents,
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speeches,
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white papers,
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urban plans, and so on.
Google is the easiest way to find Grey Literature like company reports.
More Information:
Websites for Social Work (including special topics)
Social Work associations and organisations:
- Canadian Association of Social Workers
- Canadian Association of Schools of Social Work
- Council on Social Work Education
- International Federation of Social Workers
- Ontario Association of Social Workers
- Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers
- National Association of Social Workers (United States)
- Social Care Institute for Excellence (United Kingdom)
Indigenous issues
- Assembly of First Nations
- Indigenous Studies Portal - Social Issues
- Pauktuutit - Inuit Women of Canada
Abolition
Abuse and Violence
- Centre for Research on Violence Against Women and Children (University of Western Ontario)
- FREDA Centre for Research on Violence Against Women and Children
- METRAC (Metro Action Committee on Violence Against Women and Children)
- National Clearinghouse on Family Violence
- Springtide Resources - Ending Violence Against Women
- White Ribbon Campaign
- Ontario Women's Justice Network
Addiction
- The ARC Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Prevention Project - Research Guide
- Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse
- Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
Aging
- Alzheimer Society of Canada
- Canadian Association on Gerontology
- Centre on Aging (University of Manitoba)
- Health Canada - Aging and Seniors
Children and Youth
- Adoption Council of Canada
- Campaign 2000: End Child Poverty in Canada
- Child and Family Canada
- Children's Aid Society of Toronto
- Judy Lamarsh Centre for Research on Violence and Conflict Resolution (York University)
- Ontario Association of Children's Aid Societies
Disabilities
- About the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005
- Council of Canadians with Disabilities
- National Institute of Disability Management and Research
Family
- BC Council for Families
- Centre for Families, Work and Well-Being
- Childcare Resource and Research Centre
- Ministry of the Attorney General - Family Law
- Vanier Institute of the Family
Feminism/Women's Studies
- Canadian Feminist Alliance for International Action
- Canadian Research Institute for the Advancement of Women (CRIAW
- National Sexual Rights Law and Policy Database (International)
- Ontario Women's Justice Network
- Status of Women Canada
Human Rights
- Amnesty International Canada
- Canadian Race Relations Foundation
- National Sexual Rights Law and Policy Database (International)
- Ontario Human Rights Commission
- United Nations High Commissioner of Human Rights
Labour
- Canadian Labour Congress
- Canadian Union of Public Employees
- Ontario Federation of Labour
- Ontario Public Service Employees Union
- International Labour Organization
Poverty/ Welfare/ Social justice
- Centre for Social Justice
- Citizens for Public Justice
- Daily Bread Food Bank
- Low Income Families Together
- Ontario Coalition Against Poverty
- The Homeless Hub
Sexuality
- Equality for Gays and Lesbians Everywhere
- Researching for LGBTQ Health
- Sexual Diversity Guide (Toronto Metropolitan University)
- Sexual Orientation: Science, Education and Policy (US)