Use Inclusive Language and Imagery

Review all branding materials to ensure the language is inclusive and the imagery represents diverse demographics across gender, race, age, ability, and more. Avoid stereotypes and ensure that diverse employees are portrayed in a variety of roles and leadership positions.

Review all branding materials to ensure the language is inclusive and the imagery represents diverse demographics across gender, race, age, ability, and more. Avoid stereotypes and ensure that diverse employees are portrayed in a variety of roles and leadership positions.

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