Introducing inclusive language is a process that requires strategy, planning, time and resources.
How do you start? And where? Do we need a guideline? How do we get all our staff on board? How can we deal with critical voices and convince them?
We support you in answering these and other questions.
We accompany you on the path to inclusive, equitable communication. We offer consultations, strategy workshops and working group facilitation to provide clarity and enable you to make informed decisions.
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"Inclusive communication is a topic that is also discussed very emotionally in companies. For us at Bayer, it is important that everyone is addressed and that no one feels excluded. Because especially as an innovation company, we focus on diversity and equal opportunities. Fairlanguage has provided us with optimal support on our way to inclusive language.
From the first lecture, which was about understanding what gender-equitable language means, through intensive workshops to publication, Michael and Freddie* were there for us. The unagitated objectivity with which both of them communicated the topic helped us a lot to make our communication more inclusive in the future. Now we are on an exciting journey and are glad to be able to rely on the expertise of Fairlanguage."
In a consultation we engage with your specific challenges. Depending on where you are in the process, we can plan and discuss how to get started, look at existing processes, or answer specific language questions.
You decide what you need feedback on or inspiration on. We'll be there to advise and support.
In our planning and strategy workshops, we work with you on the most important issues. With tried and tested formats, we have already created clarity for many clients and defined the basis for a guideline or recommendation for inclusive communication. We also support you by developing concrete plans for the introduction and the necessary changes.
We accompany you in the decision-making process and together we find answers to strategic questions such as:
