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Giving LGBTQ+ community leaders and queer activists a chance to reflect, reconnect and reset after Pride Pride has become a fleeting moment of celebration in the calendar for many within the queer community But for those queer leaders actively driving change it’s a very busy and stressful period. Secondly it's recognising that wellbeing and mental health have to become a priority on the journey of That’s why we created our post-Pride retreat - to give queer leaders a space to breathe and reflect once

Learn how to master the power of breathwork to level up your Queer Leadership. this latest UNLOCK masterclass we explore the deep connection between consciousness, breathwork, and queer mindset, and expand your leadership potential - Why presence is a radical act—and how to harness it as a queer

Our panellists discuss how they see bodily autonomy impacting the future of inclusion in the workplace. In this panel discussion, we explored what organisations can do to champion bodily autonomy and what support and resources are needed to meaningfully carry this out. Overview of Session: Bodily autonomy is an umbrella term which describes the freedoms and informed choices that each person has the right to make about and for their body at any time. For many LGBTQ+ people, currently, it not only speaks to the freedom to explore and express gender in a way that affirms who they are, or the freedom to choose how to form families, it also considers freedom from all forms of state repression, to move within and across borders, as well as the freedom to access necessary care and services to sustain their wellbeing. How these freedoms are perceived and understood today is critical in (re)defining inclusive behaviour and policies that make our workplaces safer, thriving spaces, for LGBTQ+ employees locally and globally. Watch this session to... - Understand bodily autonomy and how to support the freedoms of others - Contextualise global legal restrictions on gender identity and sexual orientation - Reflect on the impact of these issues on LGBTQ+ mental health - Apply an intersectional lens in building safer workplaces for LGBTQ+ employees - Learn to model inclusive behaviour and share tools for colleagues to do the same - Use the safe space to discuss, learn and get curious Learn more about Lisa Marie Hall's work. Learn more about Jude Guaitamacchi's work. Learn more about Doug Graffeo's work. Learn more about Jolinda Johnson's work. If you would like to discuss booking one of these speakers for your own session, please get in touch with us via email at hello@wecreatespace.co While you're here... Did you know we consult with 100+ Businesses, ERGs and Change-Leaders providing bespoke corporate solutions? Through consultancy we design shared learning experiences, produce DEI insights and craft bespoke content that support individuals with strengthening their roles as change-agents within their communities and organisations. Find out more here. We also organise FREE community events throughout the year! We offer a variety of ways to get involved - both online and in person. This is a great way to network and learn more about others' experiences, through in-depth discussion on an array of topics. You can find out what events we have coming up here. New ones are added all the time, so make sure you sign up to our newsletter so you can stay up to date!

Queer professional Bachul Koul shares what Queer Leadership means to them. New for 2025, UNLOCK, powered by We Create Space, is thrilled to introduce 'Queer Leadership 101: Lesson learnt from my journey as an LGBTQ+ change maker’ - Our new online, bite-sized series focusing on change Bachul is a queer Kashmiri-American trans/non-binary leader, passionately dedicated to Diversity, Equity If you are someone who envisions yourself as a Queer Leader now or in the future, this is for you!

Christopher McDonnell and Ora Özer discuss invisible Queer Leadership and showing up when no one is watching In this episode of UNLOCK: The Queer Leadership Podcast, Ora is joined by Christopher for a deeply honest If you’ve ever felt like you’re not “qualified” enough to lead or unsure how to bring your queerness Christopher shares wisdom from his journey—from nursing to global ERG leadership—that will help you rethink

is the founder and CEO of Queerency, a leading source for LGBTQ+ business news which covers awesome queer-owned brands, inspiring LGBTQ entrepreneurs, and serves the tea on the queer economy with dignity and depth

A live panel discussion with four Queer Leaders, who will each be sharing their stories and unique lived Language Framing, differing interpretations on the definition of 'mental health,' their own mental health journeys

A live panel discussion with four Queer Leaders, who will each be sharing their stories and unique lived

At We Create Space , it's our mission to equip our communities with new tools and practices for Queer During our Queer Perspectives Series this year, we delved into: Being a Queer Leader of Faith Surviving Queer Liberation, Intersectionality and Reclaiming Womanhood. My Ally & Me: Oli and Char. My Non-Binary Role Models by Ben Pechey Trans Pride Photos by Bex Wade Click here to head to our Journal "A taste of queer utopia!

As LGBTQ+ travellers or nomads, we must approach our journeys with intention and planning to ensure our As I embarked on my journey, I discovered that it was not just an exploration of the world, but also a profound journey of self-discovery. Community-building on a global scale has been one of the most remarkable and rewarding aspects of my journey Returning from such a transformative journey was not without its own set of challenges.

equip LGBTQ+ leaders with tools and knowledge for building a more inclusive, healthier, and sustainable Queer And on this journey, we are often asked to ‘tell our story’. Pride season offers us a platform to share our history, our journey, our resilience – the unique strengths and qualities that derive from our lived experiences of being queer in a heteronormative world. our Queer Leadership Retreat happening in Norfolk on 04-06 July.

The Art of Black, Queer, Neurodivergent Survival. Hand bound journals. Embroidery. Whimsical drawings on envelopes that I send to my friends, mostly queer. This is my favorite church, big enough for my Black queer neurotic multitudes. Queer in too many ways, too many directions.

Over two parts, a selection of our Queer Leaders share their experiences and tips on how to healthily

through his personal song-writing and creative process; exploring how his connection with music and his queer One of the joys of leaning into your Queerness is that there are no rules. I also recommend keeping a journal to source things from. This is Queer Magic at its most powerful - the power of subversion. When starting on your journey of songwriting, the important thing is to just get writing.

We asked nine Queer Leaders from our community about how fashion and personal style interact with their queerness - from finding strength in uniqueness to the comfort of embracing the ordinary. Fashion has always played a role in queer culture - across history queer communities have adopted different But in a world where we are increasingly open about our queerness, fashion and personal style have become Maddy Reid (she/her) "My queer identity has been a part of me since forever – I remember having crushes

their own thoughts on how heritage, Queerness and living in diaspora interact. How does your cultural identity as a Latina/x/e person intersect with your Queerness?  My journey involves embracing the complexities of these intersections, advocating for those with less Having shaped my queerness with their voices in my head, the intersection between my Latinx and queer These events have also allowed me to embark on a journey of self-discovery, uncovering new facets of

Many societies are witnessing the widespread political demonization of queer people, targeted legislation For the betterment of all queer people. All of us. I am concerned that cis queer people in particular are not aware of the need for their support, or of Transphobia, misogyny, transmisogyny and male privilege continue to infiltrate our queer spaces. We as a broader queer community must take stock of our power and privilege and put them to good use.

We wanted to show you some photographers' work which document different aspects and experiences of queer Riis is a public beach and park in Queens, NY. Here we see the magic that happens when a group of queer people create something that is by them, and

To recognise #InternationalWomensDay we sat down with six LGBTQ+ Leaders of Colour from our Queer Collective

celebration of International Day of the World’s Indigenous People, we wanted to spotlight some real queer Much of her art focuses on LGBTQ+ and Two-Spirit people, as she immerses herself in Inupaiq queer community Aretha takes heavy influence Melbourne's Western Suburbs where she grew up, as a queer person with indigineous May is a two spirit individual who also identifies as trans, queer and genderqueer.