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Inclusive Language
At GHQA, we recognize that the way we communicate shapes our professional culture. We are committed to using effective, respectful, and inclusive language to create a welcoming environment for all members, partners, and communities.
Principles of Effective Communication:
- Clarity & Respect – Avoiding stereotypes and generalizations while fostering open dialogue.
- Accessibility – Ensuring that all materials are easy to understand and culturally relevant.
- Cultural Awareness – Recognizing regional differences and adapting messaging to diverse audiences.
- Person-First Language – Using terms that emphasize individuals over conditions (e.g., “person with diabetes” instead of “diabetic”).
How We Apply These Principles:
- GHQA communications and publications undergo review to ensure they align with these best practices.
- Members and partners are encouraged to adopt inclusive and professional communication in their work.
Learn more about GHQA’s communication guidelines