Message posted on 10/03/2025
Online course: Conscious and Inclusive Language in Academic Contexts
Dear all, I would like to draw your attention to an online course focused on using conscious and inclusive language in our academic work, created by myself (Dr T. Kamwendo) and my colleague Dr D. Scott. The course is designed for academics to learn the basics of conscious and inclusive language in order to align their language with their intentions. The course consists of 15 lessons, with accompanying transcripts, exercises, and links to relevant resources. Participants also receive an extensive annotated list of resources, including online style guides, guidelines from organizations, and articles providing context for language choices. Participants go through the course at their own speed, and we hold Q&A Zoom calls several times a year, open to all course participants. The course is particularly suitable for departments, projects, and networks who want to find ways to foster an inclusive culture. For more information, including pricing, please see: https://dscott-ztk.thinkific.com/courses/CIL Dr Zara Thokozani Kamwendo Research Associate ECLAS St Johns College 3 South Bailey, Durham, DH1 3RJ Durham University @thoko_kamwendo eclasproject.org zara.t.kamwendo@durham.ac.uk Conscious Language Online Course EASST's Eurograd mailing list -- eurograd-easst.net@lists.easst.net Archive: https://lists.easst.net/hyperkitty/list/eurograd-easst.net@lists.easst.net/ Edit your delivery settings there using Account dropdown, Mailman settings. Website: https://easst.net/easst_eurograd/ Meet us on Mastodon: https://assemblag.es/@easst Or X: https://twitter.com/STSeasstview formatted text
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