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When communicating about disabilities, diseases, and health conditions, it’s important to consider the unique needs and interests of the people experiencing them as part of daily life.
AccessATE - Person-First vs. Identity-First Language
Jon Palmer (@iamjonpalmer) / X
Communicating About Disabilities: Identity-First or Person-First Language?
Identity-First Language
Perspectives National Institutes of Health (NIH)
Person First Language - Laguna Shores Recovery
Supporting Autistic Child Life Students
Guided Meditation For Sleep 2:My Relaxation Online
Continua of Support: A New Direction in the Identity-First/People-First Language Debate
How to be a respectful communication partner - AssistiveWare
Use Person-First Language to Reduce Stigma - Mental Health First Aid
What is People-First Language? Inclusive Speech Important In An Increasingly Diverse World - KVC Nebraska
Person-first language (and the “R word”) – Legally Abled
Choosing Words for Talking About Disability