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- Healing with Rapid Transformational Therapy.
We’ve collaborated with Manuel Schlothauer, a queer clinical therapist and coach who attended our recent Sexual Identity and Fluidity Your Gender Identity and Fluidity Your Coming Out — or Letting People In Journey Today as a Queer therapist, coach and consultant I support clients from all walks of life with a specialisation As a therapist from the Queer community for the Queer community, I regularly train therapists and coaches
- Community Building 101 | Inclusion with Oogachaga.
We have an obligation to be culturally competent and embrace the richness of queerness that exists around
- Visibility to Resonance: How to Shape Culturally Competent Communications.
As an Afro-queer gay man with Nigerian, Jamaican, and Scottish heritage, I move through many cultural Case Study: Recently, I observed a drug use survey for London’s queer community that illustrated how For some Black queer individuals, the term “chemsex” does not reflect their lived experience or language
- Tackling Misogyny: Your Allyship Toolkit for Supporting Women.
Check out these definitions from our Queer Allyship Lexicon . RESOURCE: Being a Queer Woman of Colour in the Workplace. Check in about how everyone is getting home and offer to make the journey together if it would make them RESOURCE: How Do Gender Stereotypes Impact Queer Leadership?
- Community Building 101 | Out in Climate London.
LGBTQ+ professionals working on climate solutions and their mission is simple: to connect and uplift queer
- in-Conversation with Mufseen Miah
He works with LGBTQ+ colleagues and organisations to raise awareness of issues that affect Queer People
- Activist, Advocate, Ally and Ambassador: What Applies to you?
Being members of the queer community, we are often subject to labels: labels we place on ourselves as identity and our sexuality for example; labels given to us by others to catagorise us into certain queer Then we have labels which are given by others: ALLY We in the queer community and the DEI space are all
- Pride Gala | WCS LGBTQ+ Awards 22.06.24
Swami Pro This year we celebrated the first ever WCS LGBTQ+ Awards in Barcelona, where we recognised Queer
- Who am i? with Ajay Pabial.
Ajay Pabial is a London-based queer artist of South-Asian heritage on a mission to shine the light on In 2020, I found myself reflecting more and more on my journey, questioning who I am as an individual It was comforting just knowing that there were others on the same journey I was on, and that I wasn't My situation is current, and a journey that I've only been on for the last two years. a minority and sometimes it’s quite hard to talk about my experiences as I navigate through my own queerness
- Pride Month: What it is and what it isn't.
a vibrant tapestry of identities, including but not limited to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer amplify the voices and stories of marginalized folks, fostering an environment where everyone's unique journey
- Community Building 101 | Trans+ History Week: Allyship Through Action.
With a focus on the THW Workbook, produced with Queer AF, for 2026 and powered by DIVA Charitable Trust
- Through my Lens: Visibility and Authenticity.
And while I could sit here and detail my experiences with a variety of colourful medical journeys, my Queerness, itself, doesn’t carry the same perceived impact on the ability to work – it is considered The journey towards visibility and authenticity in the workplace is a complex and nuanced one. He is a founder and leader of a queer World Cinema society that celebrates the work of marginalised filmmakers commitments, he takes a keen interest in sociological and political theories, particularly anti-fascism, queer
- Community Building 101 | Inclusion with Trans+ History Week and QueerAF.
During this session, Marty & Gray provided an overview of how Trans+ History Week, in collaboration with Queer Under the pillar of ‘Inclusion’, the conversation explored insights & learnings around queer leadership
- My Ally & Me: Scott and Beth.
Scott Sallée and Beth Freedman from Dentsu share their Queer Allyship success stories; showing us the Positive intent is a starting point, but active allyship is an on-going journey. Humility and honesty are critical as a part of this journey, as important as any positive intentions. story-telling series: At We Create Space we always aim to lift and amplify the voices of our global queer into the conversation and explain how their valued support has shaped their personal and professional journey
- The Heart of Growth: Reflecting on Trauma.
evenings as a child when I felt so alien in my own home and wondered if I would ever be happy as a queer and sometimes thanks to - all of the potential pain that comes with living our authentic lives as queer
- Mindful Romantics: Lessons Learned in Polyamory.
Caught between my affection for him and my desperation to explore my queerness, I wondered why it had busy, forcing myself to spend time with friends, practise DBT skills, go on dates and attend local queer Queering traditional relationship structures enabled me to embrace this fluidity. Jua’s illustrations navigate the intersections of queer identity, technology, relationships, spirituality
- EFT Tapping for Emotional Regulation and Stress Relief.
Luke Light, a queer Relational Dynamics Coach and EFT practitioner, provides some insight into the practice feel emotional energy that might have been trapped in my body for years, allowing it to complete its journey I’ll get through this" Under nose: "I know I can find my power inside" Chin: "I believe this is my journey
- My Ally & Me: Nancy & Christina.
Queer or I were not part of the acronym, however we were a big part of the workplace—secretly. Nancy recognized through her experience and journey as a lesbian woman in corporate America—although story-telling series: At We Create Space we always aim to lift and amplify the voices of our global queer into the conversation and explain how their valued support has shaped their personal and professional journey
- Using Tarot for Self Care.
The Major Arcana brings us on the Fool’s journey, where we follow the challenges, wisdom, ups and downs The journey of each Suit and each archetype are there to support us and others heal. This makes it particularly magical and empowering for queer people – tarot gives us the freedom to re-define found comfort and confidence in talking about important parts of myself to my mum (like polyamory and queerness Cards for Self-Care, Acceptance and Growth Moon Matters Podcast: Astrology and the Tarot – The Fool’s Journey
- Through My Lens: Imagining the Future of Accessible Workplaces.
My own internalised ableism was harming me: it was easier being out as non-binary and queer as at least Polo Lonergan (they/them) Polo is a queer, non-binary person navigating the intersection of activism With years of experience as a queer community builder in their area of Canada, Polo is focused on bringing



















