Inclusive Language

Hi All,

I'm trying to set up an internal 'best practice' document around inclusive language at work. Does anyone have any tips/preferences on language? I know it's a hot topic currently in the community eg. Autistic person / person with autism etc.

Any insights would be appreciated!

Parents Reply
  • Very useful! This graphic is by a brilliant autistic led Australian organisation called Reframing Autism.

    I use 'dedicated interests' or 'passions' too when describing our areas of focus.

    'Specialised' is much better than 'special interests' as the word special feels infantilising to me.

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