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An Earned Title is Worthy of Acclaim

by womeninstandards@gmail.com Inclusion in StandardsNews

An Earned Title is Worthy of Acclaim and Yes, Inclusion in One’s Signature Line 22 December 2020 Statement by the Women in Standards Board of Directors Download PDF On 11 December 2020, a Wall Street Journal opinion suggested that the earned degree ...

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Inclusive Language in Standards

by womeninstandards@gmail.com Inclusion in Standards

Inclusive Language in Standards Development Is it Him, Her, or They? Use of language is critical for proper interpretation of document. Standards are meant to be read and used by a broad range of people from all over the world. References to p ...

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Tools for Successful International Collaborations

by womeninstandards@gmail.com Committee WorkInclusion in Standards

Gadgets, apps, and other tools can add efficiency to even the busiest schedule. Traveling abroad is hard enough, these tools will help you navigate, coordinate, and show up on time. This isn't an exhaustive list, just a few we found to get you s ...

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Embracing a Multicultural Committee

by womeninstandards@gmail.com Committee WorkInclusion in StandardsProfessional Development

Standardization is a global effort and enticing committee members from around the world can assist in ensuring your standard has broad application and appeal. For multicultural committee members, this may be your first time participating on a commit ...

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Diversity is a Long-term Plan, Not a Short-term Solution

by womeninstandards@gmail.com Inclusion in Standards

Steps to Increase Inclusion and Diversity Increasing inclusion and diversity in the standards development process starts with inviting all genders to the conversation. For a myriad of reasons, women and other under-represented may feel discourag ...

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ASTM Announces 2020 Board of Director Nominees

by womeninstandards@gmail.com Inclusion in StandardsNews

ASTM International recently announced the 2020 board of director nominees, five of which are women. A full list can be found here and includes experts in consumer product safety, manufacturing, standards development, and research science.  ASTM a ...

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Gender Inclusion in Technology

by womeninstandards@gmail.com Inclusion in Standards

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT), among other new technologies (like 5G) are assisting us in growing at exponential rates towards a wholly connected society. Where one can order food by speaking to a device in their kitchen, ...

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10 Gender Inclusive Terms You Can Start Using Now

by womeninstandards@gmail.com Inclusion in StandardsKeeping You InformedStandards Education

Leaders, the words you use are critical for motivating your team. Are you looking for a more gender-inclusive approach to addressing your group, team, or committee? Try some of these alternatives to see what works best for you! You Y'a ...

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Ten Helpful Links for Writing Success

by womeninstandards@gmail.com Inclusion in StandardsStandards Education

Ten Helpful Links for Writing Success The creative process can be a long bumpy road. Below are a few tips and tricks that might help you take your writing from 'ho hum' to 'excellent and done.' Top 12 easy to read fonts. Click here Guide to proc ...

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Using Gender-Inclusive Language in Standards

by womeninstandards@gmail.com Inclusion in StandardsKeeping You Informed

Enhance your organization's on boarding program and standards development through the use of gender-inclusive language. Here are a few helpful links to get you started. Tools for Writing - from University of Pittsburgh, Gender, Sexuality, &a ...

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