Co-Creating Inclusive Language Guidelines

Through collaborative dialogue, stakeholders including employees, DEI experts, and language specialists can co-create language guidelines that are sensitive to diverse cultural contexts. This collective approach ensures that the language used in tech products, documentation, and communication is equitable, clear, and accessible to a broader audience.

Through collaborative dialogue, stakeholders including employees, DEI experts, and language specialists can co-create language guidelines that are sensitive to diverse cultural contexts. This collective approach ensures that the language used in tech products, documentation, and communication is equitable, clear, and accessible to a broader audience.

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