Pronouns and Inclusive Language in 2026: Getting Respect Right

Pronouns and inclusive language are not trends — they are everyday signs of respect. In 2026, workplaces must move beyond performative inclusion and focus on the behaviours, systems and conversations that help people feel seen, heard and valued. This article explores why getting the basics right still matters.

The importance of providing trans awareness training

Understand why Trans and Gender Diversity awareness training is crucial for businesses. Not only to comply with legislation but because it's the right thing to do.

She/her, He/him: what’s all the fuss about?

When I left school some 40 years ago, I was awarded a D in my GCE English O level. I wouldn’t have known what a pronoun was back in those days if it hit me between…

Joanne Lockwood’s Comedy Routine

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Terminology – Introduction to Gender Identities

One of the questions I am asked all of the time is; "what is trans".Well... that is a big conversation, but the long and short of it is that "Trans" means is from the Latin and means "on the other side of" whilst "cis" means "on the same side of".  So both cis and trans are an antonyms paring.  A non-trans person is cis.

Transgender Names, Pronouns and Titles

When describing, referring to, or talking to transgender individuals, please use the correct term or terms to describe their gender identity.