Word Up

A guide to using Inclusive Language (Australia)

A Way with Words (Australia)
^{Source: Disability Services, Queensland Government}

A Way with Words (Canada)
^{Source: Status of Disabled Person Secretariat, Dept of the Secretary of State of Canada, Ottawa}

Are people with Disability at Risk at Work: A Review of the Evidence (Australia)

Communicating With People With Disabilities (Australia)
^{Source: Hobsons Bay, Maribyrnong, and Wyndham City Councils}

Communication: Inclusive Language Tips (Australia)
^{Source: Australian Disability Clearinghouse on Education and Training}

Dictionary of Disability Terminology (Singapore)
^{Source: Disabled People’s Association (DPA) Singapore}

Disability advocacy groups protest at 'Tropic Thunder' premiere - Entertainment ...

Disability and Impairment (Australia)
^{Australian Disability Clearinghouse on Education and Training}

Disability Language & Etiquette (U.K.)
^{Source: London Borough of Barking and Dagenham}

Disability Language and Etiquette (U.S.)
^{Source: King County, Seattle, Washington}

Disability Related Lang. from Succeeding Together: People with Disabilities in t...
^{Source: California State University}

Disabled People and Terminology (U.K.)
^{Source: Manchester City Council}

Faking disability - Scoop Independent News 07-07-08

Functional Diversity (N.Z.)
^{Source: Diversity New Zealand Ltd.}

Give Disabled People a Sporting Chance (UK)
^{Source: The Times, March 4, 2008}

Inclusive Language (Australia)
^{Source: University of Tasmania}

Inclusive Language Guide (Australia)
^{Flinders Univesity, Adelaide}

Inclusive Language: Creating Accessble Teaching & Support (Australia)
^{Creating Accessible Teaching & Support}

Information needs of disability groups (Australia)

Label Jars - Not People (U.K.)
^{Source: Action Research Centre for Inclusion, Bolton The}

Language of Disability (U.S.)
^{Source: Indiana Institute on Disability and Community, Indiana University, Bloomington}

Language of Physical Disability (Australia)
^{Source: Physical Disability Council of New South Wales}

Media Guidelines (Australia)
^{Source: Disability Council of New South Wales}

People First Language (U.S.)
^{Source: Disability is Natural, Braveheart Press, Colorado}

People First Language Sensitivity
^{Source: BellaOnline: The Voice of Women}

People with disabilities have so much to offer (U.K)
^{Anglican Communion News Service - Digest News}

Removing Bias in Language (U.S.)
^{Source: 2008 American Psychological Association}

Resource on Person First Language (U.S.)
^{Source: American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, Rockville, Maryland}

Resources for Reporters (U.S.)
^{Source: Institute of Disability, University of New Hampshire}

Strategies for Inclusive Communication (Australia)
^{Source: University of Melbourne}

Talking About Disability (U.S.)
^{Source: Access Centre for Independent Living, Dayton Ohio}

Tips and Strategies to Promote Accessible Communication (U.S.)
^{Source: The North Carolina Office on Disability and Health}

Tips on Writing (U.S.)
^{Source: ADA and IT Technical Assistance Centers}

Using Inclusive Language (Australia)

Words Matter (Australia)
^{Source: Physical Disability Council of New South Wales}