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Using Gender-Inclusive Language With Spanish-Speaking Populations

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DMH + UCLA Prevention Center of Excellence
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Gender-inclusive language communicates respect and support for all individuals. This handout provides practical guidance about how to change the historically binary (male/female) Spanish language to be gender-inclusive. Use this handout to learn important changes you can make in your communication to use gender-inclusive Spanish.  

  Keywords: ally, communication, gender, gender-inclusive, LGBTQ+, professional, support
  Public link for sharing: https://learn.wellbeing4la.org/detail?id=16195&k=1628189110  
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