The campaign succeeded and the board formally adopted our people first language policy. Thank you for committing your time to this goal. Keep using these terms in your daily conversations to ensure the change sticks.
Language changes how we treat each other in our own neighborhoods. Post a link to this pledge on your Facebook page today to remind your neighbors that words carry power. Email your local representatives and ask them to adopt people first language in all official communications.
March 7, 2018
The momentum behind this pledge shows our community is ready to shift how we talk about our neighbors. Post this link to your Facebook page right now to keep the conversation moving forward.
Reached 100 supporters
March 7, 2018
44 Comments
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Myles Clayton
8 years ago
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Thank you so much . As a father of a child with special needs , I have fought long and hard to get my son the respect he deserves from the school and his community. Thank you from the bottom of my heart
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Hariett Madigan
8 years ago
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I whole-heartedly support this initiative to honour the community Living clients. YOU make a difference!
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Heather Brown
8 years ago
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I pledge to not use the r word and instead show respect!
I do this in honour of my buddy Ben and all the Best Buddies as well anyone with a special need.
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Mayor Al McDonald
8 years ago
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My parents told me when I became a teenager... "Respect never goes out of style" I live by this everyday and encourage others to always so respect. It is the right thing to do
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Sarah Osei
8 years ago
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Using the right words is so simple but it really changes how people see others. So happy to support this effort for our community.
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Mike Harris
8 years ago
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BE KIND TO EVERYONE. words matter more than people think.
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Edward Deibel
8 years ago
I will be voting for the Northern Ontario Party. for good reasons
The campaign succeeded and the board formally adopted our people first language policy. Thank you for committing your time to this goal. Keep using these terms in your daily conversations to ensure the change sticks.
Language changes how we treat each other in our own neighborhoods. Post a link to this pledge on your Facebook page today to remind your neighbors that words carry power. Email your local representatives and ask them to adopt people first language in all official communications.
March 7, 2018
The momentum behind this pledge shows our community is ready to shift how we talk about our neighbors. Post this link to your Facebook page right now to keep the conversation moving forward.
Reached 100 supporters
March 7, 2018
44 Comments
M
Myles Clayton
8 years ago
Featured
Thank you so much . As a father of a child with special needs , I have fought long and hard to get my son the respect he deserves from the school and his community. Thank you from the bottom of my heart
H
Hariett Madigan
8 years ago
Featured
I whole-heartedly support this initiative to honour the community Living clients. YOU make a difference!
H
Heather Brown
8 years ago
Featured
I pledge to not use the r word and instead show respect!
I do this in honour of my buddy Ben and all the Best Buddies as well anyone with a special need.
M
Mayor Al McDonald
8 years ago
Featured
My parents told me when I became a teenager... "Respect never goes out of style" I live by this everyday and encourage others to always so respect. It is the right thing to do
S
Sarah Osei
8 years ago
Featured
Using the right words is so simple but it really changes how people see others. So happy to support this effort for our community.
M
Mike Harris
8 years ago
Featured
BE KIND TO EVERYONE. words matter more than people think.
E
Edward Deibel
8 years ago
I will be voting for the Northern Ontario Party. for good reasons
Thank you so much . As a father of a child with special needs , I have fought long and hard to get my son the respect he deserves from the school and his community. Thank you from the bottom of my heart