This page showcases the most popular pieces from our Inclusive Language shelves. Successful business relies on one thing—communication. We communicate with our employees, customers, suppliers and more. Using inclusive language means consciously working to find ways to name, honor, and value experiences and identities. By learning to speak to diverse audiences, you can broaden your reach and transfer your message to more people. It’s important to be conscious of who your audience is and understand how to make people feel included.
Everyone can use inclusive language.
MicroVideo: What Is Inclusive Language?

Download: The Inclusive Language Handbook Quick Sheet

MicroVideo: Six Guidelines of Inclusive Language

Article: What to Do When You Don't Know Someone's Gender

No matter who you are or the work you do, your word choice matters. Thoughtfully chosen words can be powerful relationship builders, while ill-chosen or unthinking comments can alienate and offend. In the workplace specifically, repeating harmful language over time creates a toxic company culture, high employee turnover, and a damaged reputation.
MicroVideo: Pronouns 101

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