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Inclusive Language in Standards Development: a Conversation with Muhammad Ali and Caroline Treuthardt Word to the W.I.S.E. #whystandardsmatter
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For gender responsive standards to become a reality. What are the tools required to ensure they're universally applicable?
Today we look at the development of more inclusive language or terminology, both by Standards Development, Organizations, or SDOs as well as industry stakeholders who put them into practice.
Joining us on this episode are Muhammad Ali, Senior Standards Strategy and Policy Leader at HP Inc., who leads Diversity and Inclusion efforts in the Industry Standards Program office, and Caroline Treuthardt, Project Manager at UL Standards & Engagement, who works with stakeholders, industry, and SDOs to develop impactful standards.
Through Word to the W.I.S.E. We aim to have those conversations, build awareness, and explore future strategies to increase women’s participation in the development of both standards and technical regulation. We will also explore examples of international standards that are truly gender responsive.
Remember, you too can have your say.
Just use the #whystandardsmatter across social media and pose questions for us on the Word to the W.I.S.E. podcast. And we will try to address those in future episodes.
Don’t forget to subscribe, rate and like us on any of your favorite podcast platforms!
For gender responsive standards to become a reality. What are the tools required to ensure they're universally applicable?
Today we look at the development of more inclusive language or terminology, both by Standards Development, Organizations, or SDOs as well as industry stakeholders who put them into practice.
Joining us on this episode are Muhammad Ali, Senior Standards Strategy and Policy Leader at HP Inc., who leads Diversity and Inclusion efforts in the Industry Standards Program office, and Caroline Treuthardt, Project Manager at UL Standards & Engagement, who works with stakeholders, industry, and SDOs to develop impactful standards.
Through Word to the W.I.S.E. We aim to have those conversations, build awareness, and explore future strategies to increase women’s participation in the development of both standards and technical regulation. We will also explore examples of international standards that are truly gender responsive.
Remember, you too can have your say.
Just use the #whystandardsmatter across social media and pose questions for us on the Word to the W.I.S.E. podcast. And we will try to address those in future episodes.
Don’t forget to subscribe, rate and like us on any of your favorite podcast platforms!
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