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Marzia Camarda The theme periodically returns to the fore: school textbooks still contain many stereotypes, both in terms of the language used and the exercises […]

Elvira Di Bella The terminology Coordination Unit of the European Parliament has recently launched the YouTerm FEM project to help raise awareness of women’s rights […]

Rosy Russo At this time, when we must keep our distance, kind words can become the gentlest caresses and most intense hugs. It is with […]

Michele Lanci Television has changed profoundly over the last few decades, as well as its language and structure, but even more importantly, there has been […]

By the Editorial staff With regard to language, the subject of corporate communication is very important. What do we mean when we talk about ‘corporate […]

By the Editorial staff In a globalised and digitalised world, verbal communication has become an indispensable tool for expressing oneself and interacting with people who […]

Patrizia Brognoli Decathlon Italia's commitment to inclusion is inspired by our company’s aim: to make sport accessible to as many people as possible, without exception. […]

By the Editorial staff Language crystallises reality, shapes thought and, consequently, culture. The words we use are often not neutral and we risk falling into […]

Carlamaria Tiburtini The debate on gender neutrality in language is not recent. Already in 2008, the European Parliament began reflecting on the issue, becoming one […]

Chrystelle Simon Words can inspire. And words can destroy. Choose yours well. Robin Sharma (Author and expert on personal development and leadership) We have known […]

Elena Belloni Never more so than in this issue has DiverCity’s claim – that words matter – become an indispensable imperative. Words matter, they have […]

By the Editorial staff When I think of language, the image of Igor Šuran, Executive Director of Parks, immediately resurfaces in my mind, as he […]