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SUMMARY:Pronouns and Gender Equity
DESCRIPTION:\nThe issue of personal pronouns has recently risen to great
	er public prominence in\n\nconnection with wider awareness and acceptanc
	e of the LGBTQ+ movement. Pronouns\n\nare a crucial entry point to promo
	te greater gender equity because they provide small\n\nbut concrete step
	s everyone can take to eliminate gender bias in their speech and to ally
	\n\nthemselves with gender-diverse communities.\n\nIn this interactive p
	resentation\, Penn State Brandywine&#39\;s Dr. Evan Bradley (he/him/his)
	\, associate professor of\n\npsychology and linguistics\, and Dr. Laura 
	Evans (she/her/hers)\, associate teaching professor of human development
	 and family studies\, will discuss gender as a spectrum\, what pronouns 
	are\, and review research about why they matter. They will also practice
	 sharing and using pronouns\, including gender-neutral and nonbinary pro
	nouns like singular &#39\;they&#39\; and\n\nneopronouns. Finally\, they 
	will discuss the connection between pronoun practices and other ways to 
	foster gender-equity among colleagues and students.\n\nClick here to reg
	ister. Registration is required.\n\nFor more details: https://events.la.
	psu.edu/event/pronouns-and-gender-equity/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<html><head></head><body><p>The issue of pe
	rsonal pronouns has recently risen to greater public prominence in<br />
	connection with wider awareness and acceptance of the LGBTQ+ movement. P
	ronouns<br />are a crucial entry point to promote greater gender equity 
	because they provide small<br />but concrete steps everyone can take to 
	eliminate gender bias in their speech and to ally<br />themselves with g
	ender-diverse communities.</p><p>In this interactive presentation, Penn 
	State Brandywine&#39;s Dr. Evan Bradley (he/him/his), associate professo
	r of<br />psychology and linguistics, and Dr. Laura Evans (she/her/hers)
	, associate teaching professor of human development and family studies, 
	will discuss gender as a spectrum, what pronouns are, and review researc
	h about why they matter. They will also practice sharing and using prono
	uns, including gender-neutral and nonbinary pronouns like singular &#39;
	they&#39; and<br />neopronouns. Finally, they will discuss the connectio
	n between pronoun practices and other ways to foster gender-equity among
	 colleagues and students.</p><p>Click <a href="http://bit.ly/CC51921">he
	re</a> to register. Registration is required.</p><p>For more details: <a
	 href='https://events.la.psu.edu/event/pronouns-and-gender-equity/'>http
	s://events.la.psu.edu/event/pronouns-and-gender-equity/</a></p></body></
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