The AP Stylebook on Inclusion in Reporting, Writing and Editing
On-Demand
The Associated Press Stylebook has been the leading reference for public-facing corporate communications for nearly 70 years. It offers professional guidelines on grammar, punctuation, definitions, rules for usage, styles for capitalization, abbreviation, spelling and numerals.
In this PRSA Learning Webinar, Paula Froke, editor of The Associated Press Stylebook, will discuss why inclusion matters in writing and editing. Froke will walk participants through some of the principles of the AP Stylebook’s major inclusion chapters and entries including race, gender, immigration and disabilities.
Tune in to the webinar and learn more about:
- Pushing back on lazy language of your sources: racially tinged vs. racist, elderly vs. older adults, etc.
- Key language points on major topics including immigration, older adults, race-related coverage, gender, sex and sexual orientation, disabilities and survivors/victims.
- How language is one key, but there’s much more.
