Pronouns

A pronoun is a word used to refer to either the people who are talking (like “I” or “you”) or a person being talked about in the third person (like “she/her,” “he/him,” and “they/them”). Since some pronouns are gendered (“she/her” and “he/him”), it is important to be intentional about the way we use pronouns as we all work to create as inclusive an environment as possible.

Pronouns & Email Signatures – One Step to an Inclusive Workplace

An original article that looks at the intersection of pronouns, marginalization, allyship, and privilege.

You Can’t Always Tell Someone’s Pronouns by How They Look

Best Practices for Using Pronouns in the Workplace and Everyplace

One Word: Pronouns

In this video, trans individuals to respond to the word “pronouns.” These are their responses, and they show us just how complicated and unique we all are.

Talking about Pronouns in the Workplace

History of pronouns in the workplace, as well as understanding how to identify opportunities to ask for or offer one’s pronouns.

They

They, a poem

Breaking through the Binary

This article walks through the Genderbread Person graphic.

Genderbread Person – An Activity

This is a Guide to do an activity to walk through the Genderbread Person graphic.

The Genderbread Person – A Video

Katie Couric talks to Sam Killermann about the many forms of gender and its distinct difference from sexual orientation.

A Guide to Gender Identity Terms

This is a great glossary of terms and a Q&A about pronoun use.