Mainstream (disambiguation)
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Mainstream is generally used to mean that which is ordinary or usual with familiar appeal to the masses.
Mainstream may also refer to:
- Mainstream media
- Mainstream Publishing, a Scottish publisher
- Mainstream Records, an American record label
- Mainstream (Quiet Sun album), the first album by Quiet Sun
- Mainstream (Lloyd Cole album), the third album by Lloyd Cole and the Commotions
- Mainstream EP, a 1998 EP by Metric
- Mainstream (band), a 1998 shoegazer band of the late 1990s, and their self-titled first album
- Mainstream (fanzine), a Hugo award winning science fiction fanzine
- Mainline Protestant denominations
- "Mainstream", the second-highest charting single by Thea Gilmore
- Mainstream, a book by Hamilton Basso
Mainstreaming may refer to:
- Mainstreaming, the act of broadening the application of a change or innovation from a small-scale pilot to the whole of a programme or policy domain
- Mainstreaming in education, the practice whereby efforts are made to teach children with special needs in ordinary schools
- Gender mainstreaming, the process of assessing the implications for women and men of any planned action
- Youth mainstreaming, the process of assessing the implications for young people of any planned action
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