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Inclusive language

Making changes to use more inclusive language offers us a chance to grow and become better communicators while also caring for those we’re communicating with.


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Published on 02 Jul 2021 Last updated on 24 Jan 2022
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Language we use to describe identities can be used to galvanise inclusion and create a more welcoming environment

An inclusive language training package has an (incomplete) glossary of key terms to ensure that everyone is working to the same understanding and definitions. Please note: These are not fixed and they will change over time to reflect changes in the language we use. EDI language is particularly transient, so please remain aware and self-educate.

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