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TOOLS AND RESOURCES Linguistic Duality Network What is Linguistic Duality? Language Portal of Canada Inclusive writing – Guidelines and resources The Guidelines for Inclusive Writing are designed to help the federal public service and any other organization produce writing that is free of discrimination based on sex, gender, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, disability or any other identity factor. Official Languages Hub® A search tool you can use to access a wide array of Government of Canada resources on various aspects of official languages. Search by keyword or by theme. Collection of Canadian language resources A large collection of links to high-quality Canadian resources. For example: Writing resources Indigenous languages Sign languages Translation Bureau glossaries and vocabularies The Bureau publishes various glossaries and vocabularies listing terms specific to federal departments’ different areas of activity. For example: Glossary on Climate Change and Public Health Gender and sexual diversity glossary Workplace mental health glossary Guide on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Terminology Canadian Heritage Best Practices Digest: Fostering the Full Recognition and Use of both English and French in Canadian Society Video - Take the lead and make official languages shine! Video - Official languages: are you the next Section 41 leader? Statistics on official languages in Canada The Official Language Minority Community Dashboard Guide on Part VII of the Official Languages Act: Support to communities and promotion of English and French Reflection tool for the implementation of section 41 of the Official Languages Act Guide for Drafting Memoranda to Cabinet: Official Languages Impact Analysis Consultation process with official language minority communities (OLMCs) Framework for the Vitality of Official-Language Minority Communities (OLMC) Fostering Appreciation and Cooperation Between English Speakers and French Speakers in Canada Official Language Requirements for Transfer Payments Self-assessment tool for federal institutions on the implementation of section 41 of the Official Languages Act Resource persons responsible for the implementation of section 41 of the Official Languages Act: Overview of roles and responsabilities Key questions to facilitate decision-making that may impact on the implementation of section 41 of the Official Languages Act Consultation process with official language minority communities (OLMCs) Council of the Network of Official Languages Champions Official Languages Champions' Toolbox Dare! Osez! website Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat Burolis - Find an office Community of Official Languages Leaders make it happen in both official languages Official languages rights in bilingual regions TBS Official languages policy instruments Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages Annual Report 2022-2023 Backgrounder: Modernizing the Official Languages Act Creating a linguistically inclusive workplace: Best practices Active offer: A culture of respect, a culture of excellence Pamphlet - Active offer: A culture of respect, a culture of excellence Effective practices for chairing bilingual meetings and externally sourced presentations Bilingual Meetings: Take Action! Tool for the linguistic identification of positions Podcast - Let’s Talk Bilingualism Teams backgrounds Complaints and investigations Infographics Storytelling CBC/Radio-Canada Mauril : a fun and engaging way to learn. Discover the free Mauril app to learn French and English or improve your language skills with content from CBC/Radio-Canada. Watch Giovanna, Catherine and David— sharing their experiences with Mauril!