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Inclusive language is an important aspect of practising diversity and inclusion. Language can also have very positive effects on people. When inclusive ...
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May 18 2018 that effect. Becoming conscious of how language impacts others can help prevent feelings of exclusion and discomfort in the workplace.
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Inclusive Language Guide - GSMA
Language is powerful and can have varying effects; we acknowledge not everyone understands the words or phrases that are considered hurtful or offensive and
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guidelines which provide practical advice in all official languages on the use of gender-fair and inclusive language. On behalf of the High-Level Group
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Equity Diversity and Inclusion
INCLUSIVE LANGUAGE GUIDELINES FOREWORD For the first time APA is systematically and institutionally examining acknowledging and charting a path forward to address its role in racism and other forms of destructive social hierarchies including but not limited to sexism ableism ageism heterosexism classism and religious bigotry
Inclusive Language Guide - GSMA
Inclusive language is a form of communication that avoids using words expressions or assumptions that would stereotype demean or exclude people For example gendered language is commonly understood as language that has a bias towards a particular sex or social gender
Guidelines for Inclusive Language - Linguistic Society of America
Guidelines for Inclusive Language Inclusive language acknowledges diversity conveys respect to all people is sensitive to differences and promotes equal opportunities These guidelines highlight ways in which linguists can both lead the way in proactively writing inclusively and avoid past pitfalls or habits
Say This Not That - The Diversity Movement
INCLUSIVE LANGUAGE ASKS US TO EXAMINE OUR OWN UNCONSCIOUS BIASES IN-GROUPS AND OUT-GROUPS THEN PAY ATTENTION TO OUR LINGUISTIC HABITS AROUND THEM IT CALLS FOR THOUGHTFULNESS AND PERSONAL GROWTH SO THAT WE MAY AVOID REINFORCING HARMFUL LANGUAGE AND ASSUMPTIONS ABOUT NORMS
Building inclusion through the power of language
Inclusive language gives a more accurate view of the real world by reflecting social diversity rather than perpetuating stereotypes It avoids making false assumptions about (or stereotyping) people based on their age cultural background disability gender Indigenous background or sexual orientation and gender identity
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inappropriate language may amount to discrimination and impinge on the enjoyment of human rights By adopting language that celebrates diversity we will contribute to strengthening the human rights model of disability and to creating a more inclusive United Nations
What is inclusive language?
- Inclusive language is a form of communication that avoids using words, expressions or assumptions that would stereotype, demean or exclude people. For example, gendered language is commonly understood as language that has a bias towards a particular sex or social gender.
How can supervisors and employees promote inclusive language in the workplace?
- Through a collective effort to keep these day-to-day guidelines in mind, supervisors and employees can reinforce inclusive language that celebrates and supports diversity and inclusion in the workplace. Learning about proactive approaches to building respectful workplaces.
How do you be an inclusive speaker?
- Use of prejudiced language. Take time to educate yourself about what words, phrases, or perspectives may offend your listeners. One goal of an audience-centered, inclusive speaker is to be cautious about prejudiced language or remarks. Self-reflection. Bring self-awareness to the times when you use words and expressions in writing.
Where can I find APA’s inclusive language guidelines?
- AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION?INCLUSIVE LANGUAGE GUIDELINES??22 750 First Street, NE Washington, DC 20002-4242 apa.org Title Inclusive Language Guidelines
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