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Overview In June 2024, We Create Space celebrated its 4th anniversary by hosting the first Queer Leader

Building Queer Resilience 6. Shaping My Purpose.

I couldn’t help but notice that asexual representation in the queer community and wider society wasn’ And the world, and especially the Queer community, needs more of us.

Here’s your roadmap based on my own learning journey and experiences. Let this day be the starting point for you to start your year round journey to becoming an active ally he co-launched London’s newest alcohol and drug-free clubbing event called The House of Happiness, a queer

personality, is helping us Create Space for self-exploration, self-acceptance and self-care within the queer couple of weeks ago and had the pleasure of listening to him talk about his life, his career and his journey

I think that queer media needs to take a step back and think about prioritising the positives for our Prioritising Trans Allyship in Our Queer Future.

to interview each other, sharing wisdom from their careers, personal lives and lived experiences as Queer Nancy: As you reflect on personal experiences and lessons learned throughout your illustrious career journey

Navigating family dynamics: - For Queer people, this can often represent a more significant challenge For those who struggle with eating, or are on a recovery journey, this time of year can often be incredibly

Dee Whitnell (they/he/she) Dee Whitnell is a nonbinary and queer sex educator and content creator.

We work both with brands who have been investing in DEI for 20+ years and those just starting the journey Building Queer Resilience 6. Shaping My Purpose. The journey toward fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion within organisations is not merely a trend

single-mother, myself a first generation in a colonized country, unambiguously Black skinned and afro-haired, Queer

resolutions can be a way of resisting celebrating who we already are, because we live in a world where our queerness

dbellamy@kernagency.com How has being a member of your ERG impacted your professional growth and career journey Being a member of an ERG has been an inspirational spark for my career journey. will.donnelly@omcpmg.com How has being a member of your ERG impacted your professional growth and career journey The connections I’ve made from OPEN Pride have yielded many opportunities for my career journey.

Being an ally is a constant learning journey. Your allyship learning journey is yours to navigate and it is important that you seek out education independently visibly standing up for what you believe in you can help inspire these people to start their own allyship journeys

Before this journey, I definitely imagined grief to be an inconvenient guest in life’s big things. Maybe I needed to be more consistent with my journaling, sure.  I’d define my own journey with joyseeking as doing things that are good for me against my will and specifically

to action, resources documents, save the dates and take-aways in advance, to create a more cohesive journey

already have some knowledge or understanding of LGBTQ+ identities, but who wish to further their allyship journey

I wanted to find a way for others to start a similar journey of, let’s call it, ‘discovery'.

As a 48 year old gay man who has seen a lot (been around the block is unfair) I celebrate that my journey

Luckily I've been able to connect my personal journey and my spiritual inquiries to my academic work.