Information and services Person-first vs identity-first language Not everyone feels comfortable with the same language being used and we all should make sure the language we use is what the individual is happy with. The power of language a case study To help show what disabled people really don't want to hear and to shine a light on the fact that even professionals are still using ableist language. Using language to create safe spaces Lived experiences, testimonies, and preferred terminology from young people with additional needs and disabilities. Care-experienced preferred terminology A list of words alphabetically with examples of alternative words and phrases that can be used, to help the young person you are working with. ATLAS preferred terminology We aim to increase the use of language that people with additional needs and disabilities use to self-describe and identify in all settings. Changing the language and the way we talk about children in care Take a look at our report which shares the voices of young people talking about their preferred language and terminology about being in care and the care system
