DEI Terminology

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Understanding the Language of DEI

Strategic DEI Training Programs

There is considerable misunderstanding in today’s workplace regarding DEI related terminology and language usage. From pronouns to racial descriptions (Latina vs. Latinx, Black or African American, gay or queer), our need for greater understanding of this space has grown significantly over the last few years.

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Why it is important to understand and use this ‘new’ language

How the use of correct terminology fosters a sense of inclusivity and belonging

Learn how to use correct terminology and what to do when you mistakenly don’t

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