Conscious Language Toolkit for Writers
Writers communicate their messages with readers, but when the language may be inadvertently biased, exclusive, or disrespectful, it can have a negative effect on readers. But how do writers know what to keep in mind while writing, such as which words or phrases they should be aware of? Why does this matter?
That’s where this toolkit comes in—to serve as a resource for writers who want to craft their messages with conscious language in mind.
Format: PDF | Pages: 89
Individual version price: $29.95
Organization version price: $89.95 (for writing teams of up to 10 people)
A preview of what’s inside the Conscious Language Toolkit for Writers
FAQ
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Here’s just some of what’s inside: What conscious language is, tips for writing about various topics (see table of contents), over 300 words and phrases to be aware of, resources to learn more about guidance, and receiving conscious language feedback
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All writers!
Whether you write stories, marketing copy, news articles, or any other media, the information will give you the confidence and the practical tools that will allow you to be more inclusive and respectful in your writing.
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The toolkit contains language related to the following topics: age, appearance, body size, criminal justice, death, disability, eating disorders, education, ethnicity, food, gender, gender identity, immigration, race, religion, sex trafficking, sex work, sexual orientation, sexual violence, socioeconomic status, and substance use.
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I recommend getting the toolkit for editors because it contains all the information included in the Conscious Language Toolkit for Writers, plus content that’s specific to editing.
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Yes! Since the toolkit was released in spring of 2021, I’ve updated it multiple times with new terms and resources. I also send out the new version to all past purchasers for free.
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If you’re unhappy with the product, I’ll offer a full refund within 14 days of purchase. Just contact me.
Testimonial
“Writing stories is a scary endeavour but the Conscious Language Toolkit for Writers alleviates some of that fear for me. It helps me understand why certain words or certain phrases can be harmful or exclusionary, and steers me towards more respectful and compassionate language. I return to it again and again. Like the dictionary and thesaurus, this toolkit is a must-have for writers.”
Tara Gereaux, author