Press

Welcome to the Fairlanguage press area

We are at your disposal for press and interview requestsor forinformation on specific topics related to inclusive communication.

Exciting topics and debates

The topic of inclusive communication is multifaceted and full of questions, some of them controversial, such as:

Why isn't "gendering" so annoying and unnecessary?
What does it mean to communicate in an anti-racist way?
Why is it not enough for companies to write (m/f/d) in job advertisements to counter the shortage of skilled workers?
What does diversity mean for the (visual) language of brands and companies?
Should public institutions and administrations communicate inclusively?

Press contact

Contact us at presse@fairlanguage.com or by telephone on 0621 122 958 95 (Monday to Friday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.).

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Fairlanguage in the press

You can find our latest press releases on the diversity company website. However, you can find a small foretaste here with a selection of articles:

Mr./Mrs./Customer - Deutsche Bahn must offer gender-neutral form of address (21.06.2022 Süddeutsche Zeitung)
Are fair application procedures possible? - Interview with Michael Martens from Fairlanguage (31.05.2022 NDR Info)
"They" in the Insta-Bio - how to handle it correctly (11.10.2021 Schweriner Volkszeitung)
Gender-sensitive language: leaving the gap?(20.09.2021 Creditreform Magazine)
Gender-sensitive communication: "Fair language is fun" (27.04.2021 Absatzwirtschaft)
#093 How businesses can communicate more inclusively (2021 Hubspot: The Digital Helpdesk)
Language is more than nouns (28.01.2019 Enorm Magazine)
Actually Pretty Easy - A Beginner's Guide to Fair Language (2018 Edition F)