inclusion

by Francesca Lai ‘Seneca said that luck does not exist: there is the moment when talent meets opportunity. I often think about this sentence. If talent, until proven otherwise, is equally distributed, why shouldn’t the ...

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 a reversal of the very role that the medium of ...

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 communications’? What is meant is a fundamental strategic lever for ...

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 are different to us (in terms of gender, language, sexual ...

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. The inclusion of a ‘special’ person is an important moment ...

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 the trap of prejudices and stereotypes. This is a very ...

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 of the first international organisations to adopt specific multilingual guidelines. ...

Silvia Candiani Microsoft helps people and organisations all over the world to do more with technology. Today, the company provides businesses and individuals  with cloud computing , Artificial Intelligence and Security solutions to carry out ...