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Claudia Casadei, sociolinguista e candidata al dottorato alla Sorbonne Nouvelle di Parigi, reveals the power of inclusive language and why it takes courage to challenge habits ingrained in Italian society. From classrooms to workplaces and sports, she shares insights on how small changes in words can shift mindsets and create real inclusion.
Claudia Casadei is an expert in sociolinguistics and gender studies, working also in the field of inclusive sports, and a collaborator on the bilingual podcast No Wonder.
She explains:
◼️Why using feminine forms like sindaca or arbitra still sparks debate in Italy
◼️How inclusive language shapes children’s perceptions and career aspirations
◼️The subtle linguistic habits that unconsciously reinforce exclusion
◼️Why changing words can feel uncomfortable but is essential for progress
◼️How small acts of courage in speech can drive cultural and social change
By JUNIE ⎢from No WonderClaudia Casadei, sociolinguista e candidata al dottorato alla Sorbonne Nouvelle di Parigi, reveals the power of inclusive language and why it takes courage to challenge habits ingrained in Italian society. From classrooms to workplaces and sports, she shares insights on how small changes in words can shift mindsets and create real inclusion.
Claudia Casadei is an expert in sociolinguistics and gender studies, working also in the field of inclusive sports, and a collaborator on the bilingual podcast No Wonder.
She explains:
◼️Why using feminine forms like sindaca or arbitra still sparks debate in Italy
◼️How inclusive language shapes children’s perceptions and career aspirations
◼️The subtle linguistic habits that unconsciously reinforce exclusion
◼️Why changing words can feel uncomfortable but is essential for progress
◼️How small acts of courage in speech can drive cultural and social change