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Every year on the third Wednesday in October, we mark International Pronouns Day. This day falls on October 19 this year.
According to the official , International Pronouns Day “seeks to make respecting, sharing and educating about personal pronouns commonplace.†Celebrating this day means celebrating people’s multiple, intersecting identities. While many people use pronouns such as she/her or he/him, others may use they/them, ze/zir, other pronouns, or combinations of these pronouns. Â
More resources about pronoun usage and promotion can be found and .
You are also encouraged to consider signing up for this free online learning module: . The module is developed and facilitated by community educator and will lead you through a range of ideas and resources to support the inclusion of transgender and non-binary individuals as well as those with a diverse range of gender identities. This course is available to you free of charge through Dal by following the directions below:
- Click on this link:
- Create an account using your HÂþ» email address.
- Click on Enroll Now
- Access the course through "My Courses" in the menu items on the top of the page.
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