Last week’s Diabetes Australia Language Matters Global Summit was a terrific, snack-sized event that packed a lot into (just over) an hour. An absolutely stellar panel including Greg Johnson, Jane Speight, Partha Kar, Stephanie Haack, Nina Tousch and Tim Skinner made for an interesting, hopeful, encouraging and enjoyable discussion. I’m really proud of the way we were able to bring together people with diabetes, clinicians and researchers, offering different perspectives and ideas about why language matters.
During the event, Diabetes Australia launched our latest Language Matters Position Statement – ten years and one month after we launched our first. You can find it here.
If you missed the Summit, you can watch below.
Disclosure
I work at Diabetes Australia. I was involved in organising this event and hosted the panel discussion. I’m sharing this because I am choosing to.
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October 28, 2021 at 12:31 pm
Rick Phillips
Oh, i really like the new statement. Very nicely done.
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January 12, 2022 at 4:06 am
Gráinne
This was an excellent event Renza and Diabetes Australia and I really enjoyed it. So happy that Diabetes Ireland have finally acknowledged Language Matters and hope documentation/publication follows.
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