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  • Why You Need to Stop Using Stakeholder (And What to Say Instead)
    While speaking at a national conference, several presenters spoke about the origins of the word stakeholderand how this is offensive to Indigenous peoples A stakeholder was someone who drove a stake into the ground, claiming the land
  • Why “Stakeholder” is Out of Date, and What We Use Instead. . . - LinkedIn
    According to The Encyclopedia Britannica, the modern definition of stakeholder is anyone who either impacts or is impacted by the decisions made by a business This impact could be financial,
  • 9 Terms to Avoid in Communications with Indigenous Peoples
    Stakeholder is the blanket term used to describe an individual, group, or organization that stands to be impacted by the outcome of a project But, the problem with blanket terms is that they tend to be used indiscriminately so there’s a potential to offend
  • Should we banish the word “stakeholder”? - Fast Track Impact
    The terminology of interested and or affected follows Freeman’s (1984) definition of the term stakeholder, and by using the word “affected”, we implicitly conveyed the concepts of both influence and impact, both of which could be perceived as either positive or negative by different groups
  • Banishing “Stakeholders” - PMC
    As a business term, “stakeholder” carries an assumption that all stakes have equivalent intrinsic merit There are strategies to “identify key stakeholders,” books on and courses in “stakeholder management,” and videos on how to “deal with angry stakeholders ”
  • Should we stop using the word “stakeholder” in research?
    How we can rethink the term “stakeholder” To include and empower more people and nonhumans in research, we need to move away from the term “stakeholder” Instead, we should use language to challenge and dismantle unjust practices and paradigms and centre the agency of affected humans and nonhumans
  • The impact of language: rethinking the term “stakeholder”
    The problem is that in this sense of the word, a stakeholder’s relationship with an organization is not reciprocal The so-called “stakeholders” are affected by the outcome, but they have no power to influence it Using the term “stakeholder,” then, can undermine the power, ownership, and authority of those you are looking to engage with
  • Switching from stakeholder - Research Impact Canada
    Some options to replace stakeholder were rights holder, KMb constituents, actant and potential beneficiaries On November 25, Research Impact Canada (RIC) held a discussion on the use of the word stakeholder in a Dr RIC session – a monthly member driven call where RIC members craft the agenda
  • The term stakeholder no longer used? - WildHub
    It has been brought to our attention by some of our Native American colleagues that the term stakeholder is no longer appropriate to use because it is so deeply rooted in colonial practices We have been encouraged to use terms like "interested parties" instead
  • The use of the word Stakeholder and Indigenous Peoples
    Saying that a group is a stakeholder is an acknowledgment that they have an influence on, or are influenced by, a project Showing them an example of a stakeholder register, particularly an interest influence matrix, might serve to illustrate that "stakeholder" is not an unimportant position





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