A set of rules and practices, inclusive communication aims to ensure that all people are represented on an equal footing. In this sense, it reflects a society that is committed to equality between women, men and non-binary people, fights against all forms of discrimination and seeks to value diversity. Inclusive communication refers to written, spoken and visual communication.
Directive 0.17 on inclusive communication
Equal Opportunities Office Publication
This practical and accessible guide presents a number of approaches and solutions that reflect the most recent studies on inclusive communication.
- Guide to inclusive communication at UNIL (2024, in French)
Communicating inclusively in English
- Non-Sexist Language When Communicating in English (Pascal Gygax, 2019)
Training and workshops on inclusive communication
The Equal Opportunities Office regularly organises a variety of training courses and workshops on inclusive communication.
Find the next dates here.
