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Senate passed bill to 'stop the government speak' in agency documents - Vimarsana News

Senate passed bill to 'stop the government speak' in agency documents

The proposal would expand and update an existing law on plain language requirements for agencies.

Source: fcw.com
Bill to 'Stop the Government Speak' in Agency Documents Clears Senate - Vimarsana News

Bill to 'Stop the Government Speak' in Agency Documents Clears Senate

The proposal would expand and update an existing law on plain language requirements for agencies.

Senate passed bill to 'stop the government speak' in agency documents - Vimarsana News

Senate passed bill to 'stop the government speak' in agency documents

The proposal would expand and update an existing law on plain language requirements for agencies.

Source: fcw.com
SOUTHCOM Commemorates 25th Anniversary of its Human Rights Initiative – U.S. Southern Command - Vimarsana News

SOUTHCOM Commemorates 25th Anniversary of its Human Rights Initiative – U.S. Southern Command

Official websites use .mil Secure .mil websites use HTTPS MIAMI – More than 100 participants representing Western Hemisphere militaries, governments, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and academia gathered in the Conference Center of the Americas at the headquarters of U.S. Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) Dec. 1 to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the command’s Human Rights Initiative (HRI).Rooted

These word cops stand guard to keep language clear and simple - Vimarsana News

These word cops stand guard to keep language clear and simple

Top leadership in Washington hardly valued clear, concise or correct communication over the last few years. Presidential musings routinely veered into indecipherability. “I call it the black hole,” said Annetta Cheek, a former bureaucrat in her mid-70s who helped launch the government’s plain language movement. But the deep state of Plain Language persevered. A loose network of jargon critics, crusaders for clarity and gatekeepers of grammar, they regularly invoke the little-known Plain Writing Act signed into law early in the Obama era. As they do, they nudge a government predisposed t...