You can also find information on non-discriminatory language on the "Migration-Sensitive Counseling" page.
In their glossary, the “Neue Deutsche Medienmacher*innen” explain the meanings of key terms that appear in the German media in connection with integration and are used in everyday language. They highlight how the individual terms differ and to what extent they may be discriminatory. It also lists alternative terms designed to counteract discrimination. The glossary is constantly updated. It can be accessed online or saved in PDF format. Additionally, the glossary is available as an app or can be ordered as a print version.
Gender-Inclusive Language
Gender-inclusive language includes all people regardless of their biological sex, self-identification, or how others identify them. As a result, it is inclusive rather than discriminatory or exclusionary.
The website geschicktgendern.de provides a dictionary of alternative gender-inclusive terms. The site also offers tips on rephrasing and guidance on how to avoid discrimination when writing texts.
You can also find information on this topic on the “Gender Sensitivity” page.