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Writing Resources

Explore our library of resources that help you research, plan, and edit your inclusive stories.

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D ‘n’ d: The Debate Over Whether to Capitalize the “d” in “deaf
Jenna Beacom
D ‘n’ d: The Debate Over Whether to Capitalize the “d” in “deaf
Jenna Beacom

The deaf community is highly diverse it is therefore perhaps not surprising that it can be hard to find consensus about Deaf or deaf!


Jenna Beacom
Author Talk: Annie Cosby
Renee Harleston
Author Talk: Annie Cosby
Renee Harleston

The simple fact is that we can never truly know what someone else’s life is like. This is true, of course, of literally anyone, but there is a greater risk of harm when you’re writing characters with marginalized identities that you don’t personally have. For that reason, I think you have a greater responsibility to do everything in your power to get it right.

Renee Harleston
Writing Psychiatric Hospitalization with Accuracy and Care
Nathaniel Glanzman
Writing Psychiatric Hospitalization with Accuracy and Care
Nathaniel Glanzman

Writing about a patient in a psychiatric hospital needs a lot of consideration and critical care.

Nathaniel Glanzman

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