Why is "People-first language" trending?

Search Interest Perspective

• Combat Mental Health Stigma with a Shift Towards People-First Language - Mental Health Commission of Canada
• How researchers refer to individuals with schizophrenia: person-first and identity-first language in academic papers - Nature
• Giving Voice to Non-Speakers: Language, Respect and the Power of Naming - Autism Spectrum News
• People-First Language Matters. So Does the Rest of the Story. - The Marshall Project
• People First Language Guide Offers New Resources for Journalists Covering the Criminal Justice System - FWD.us
• Contributor: The Importance of People-First Language in the HIV Community - The American Journal of Managed Care
• Identity-first vs. person-first language is an important distinction - Association of Health Care Journalists
• Words Matter: Don’t Call People Felons, Convicts, or Inmates - Vera Institute
• Person-First Language Is Not Enough - Urban Institute
• Why Rehabilitation Scientists Use Person First Language - TTUHSC: DAILY DOSE
• Person-First Language May Mitigate Stigmatization in Lung Cancer Screening - CancerNetwork
• ‘People Matter, Words Matter’ posters promote person-first language - American Hospital Association
• How we describe bodies matters, and it’s more complicated than you think. - Psychology Today
• Unpacking the debate over person-first vs. identity-first language in the autism community - Northeastern Global News
• A better way to say that: Stigmatizing language affects how we treat addiction - NIH MedlinePlus Magazine (.gov)
• In more places this year, people can vote in their first language - Center for Public Integrity
• As more media adopt ‘person-first’ language for incarcerated people, advocates say that’s just a start - prismreports.org
• Everyone With HIV Deserves a Safe Substance Use Recovery Space That Works for Them - TheBody
• Using Person-First Language in Scientific Research - Making Sense of Diabetes
• People First: Drop the Harmful Labels From Criminal Justice Reporting - FWD.us
• The Problem With Expecting Person-First Language When Talking About Disability - The Mighty. Making health about people.
• 2020 AP Stylebook changes: Person-first language, and the great ‘pled’ debate - Columbia Journalism Review
• Our language - Vic Gov
• Why the R-Word Is the R-Slur - Special Olympics
• People First Language: Reducing Stigma in HIV Communication - POZ
• People first: Changing the way we talk about those touched by the criminal justice system - Urban Institute
• Saying ‘person with schizophrenia,’ not ‘schizophrenic,’ can affect clinician beliefs, study finds - STAT
• A closer look at how those with lived experience want to be referred to. - Psychology Today
• The way you speak about your chronic condition can strengthen or undermine you. - Psychology Today
• When covering disability, avoid ableist tropes like the 'pity trap' - NPR
• Why I Don’t Use Person-First Language - The Mighty. Making health about people.
• A Neurotypical View: Identity vs Person First Language - thebadgeronline.com
• What's in a Label? New Studies Explore How People Talk About Disability and Mental Health - Mad In America
• Adult Obesity Facts - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | CDC (.gov)
• I’m a ‘Type 1 diabetic,’ not a ‘person with type one diabetes’: Rejecting person-first language - The Georgetown Voice
• The Straits Times updates the language it uses to describe disability - The Straits Times
• Tip Sheet: Engaging People with Disabilities in Evidence-Based Programs - The National Council on Aging (NCOA)
• Few speak Ojibwe as a first language. This 'nest' is teaching kids to in Cloquet - MPR News
• How Autistic People Are Showing The Limitations Of Person-First Language - BuzzFeed News
• Person-first language counters misinformation, stereotypes, and misperceptions. - Psychology Today
• The use of person-first language in scientific literature focused on drug-seeking behavior: a cross-sectional analysis - American Osteopathic Association | AOA
• The Power of Person-First Language in the Workplace: Why the Words You Use Matter - entrepreneur.com
• Building Empathy, Acceptance, and Compassion for People Experiencing A Mental Health Challenge - UC Agriculture and Natural Resources
• New AP Stylebook includes new criminal justice chapter | The Associated Press - ap.org
• I Am a Disabled Person, Not a Person With a Disability - The Mighty. Making health about people.
• Tips For Stigma-Free Communication About Mental Health - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | CDC (.gov)
• People Told Her Not to Call Herself ‘Schizophrenic,’ So She Made This Comic - The Mighty. Making health about people.
• Languages by number of native speakers | List, Top, & Most Spoken - Encyclopedia Britannica
• Disability - Bestcolleges.com
• Why Words Matter: Person-first language in the age of identity - PMLiVE
• How the AP Stylebook Considers Language on Disability - Publishers Weekly
• On identity-first and person-first language. - Psychology Today
• Critical Periods For Language: Much More Than You Wanted To Know - Astral Codex Ten
• Vermont school drops binary language from health class in favor of gender-inclusive language - CBS News
• Families debate person-first, identity-first autism language - WPTV
• Knesset moves to recognize official sign language of Israel - The Jerusalem Post
• Eiza Gonzalez Felt 'Self-Conscious' About Not Speaking English as a First Language in Hollywood - People.com
• Don’t be afraid to pass your first language, and accent, to your kids. It could be their superpower - The Conversation
• Rosa's Law Signed Into Law by President Obama - Special Olympics
• Disability is not a bad word - the Manitoban
• What to avoid when reporting on marginalized people - International Journalists' Network
• It’s Perfectly OK To Call A Disabled Person ‘Disabled,’ And Here's Why - HuffPost
• Watch your language when talking about autism - The Conversation
• Is it 'disabled person' or 'person with disability'? What to know about language and disability - ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
• Giving a Name, and Dignity, to a Disability (Published 2016) - The New York Times
• Why Should English Be The First Language Of Londoners? - Londonist
• It’s time we let go of ableist language that limits people with disabilities - Lifestyle.INQ
• "Person with autism," "autistic person", or does it not matter? - Universiteit Gent
• Mandarin now Toronto's 2nd-most common first language, reflecting years of demographic change - CBC
• Using person-first language in primary care – woke or important? - NZDoctor
• 97% of Maltese people consider Maltese to be their first language - TVMnews.mt
• Mi'kmaw to be enshrined as Nova Scotia's first language - CBC
• The First Language - BOMB Magazine
• Person-First or Identity-First Language? - Vocal