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  • Prioritising Trans Allyship in our Queer Future.

    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.

  • Fashion but make it Queer.

    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

  • Exploring Black Queer Identity Through Art

    Check out our round-up of Black, Queer artists that we're loving right now. She is a transgender woman who identifies as queer. her work in transgender activism and economic justice, through her work with Critical Resistance and Queers

  • Queer Allyship 101: Intersectional Networks.

    Tolu Osinubi, Julie Veluz, Hunter McCance and Marion Bentata explore how to facilitate intersectional conversations and strengthen collaboration in service of our most marginalised populations. In this challenging socio-political climate, with rising conflict surrounding ideologies and beliefs, it can feel overwhelming for multiply-marginalised employees (who are often called to fight and advocate on several fronts) to also face ‘competing’ agendas across their resource groups. To create effective structural, legal, and systemic change within our organisations, it is crucial to reimagine the role of our resource networks and prioritise partnerships and synergies that help scale connection and impact. Tune into this session to learn how to effectively build and leverage intersectional networks. Learn more about Tolu Osinubi's work. Learn more about Hunter McCance'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!

  • Capturing Queer Culture

    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

  • Queer Perspectives: Myths of the Black Monolith.

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

  • Trailblazing Queer Indigenous Leaders

    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.

  • Queer 365: how to progress LGBTQ+ initiatives beyond Pride.

    Bring more queer people (especially more queer people of colour) into the conversation by inviting them Do you have visible queer leaders? Develop and empower more Queer Leaders. “Like so many other queer leaders, my journey with my identity is always in progress. began intentionally affording myself patience and began accessing new depths of vulnerability that the journey

  • Queer Perspectives: Being a Disabled Leader.

    Mark Travis Rivera, Char Bailey, Max Marchewicz and Stewart O'Callaghan share their experiences as Queer

  • Queer Role Models making History: Past and Present.

    To celebrate LGBTQ+ History Month, we've curated a selection of Queer Leaders and Organisations from As Queer Leaders and change makers, we wouldn't be who we are today if it weren't for some iconic figures The pair primarily funded the House and supported their queer children through sex work. country, his advocacy not only gave me hope but an array of learning materials to help guide my own journey Who selected these Queer Role Models?

  • Queer Leadership 101: Intergenerational Wisdom.

    Yujx Smith, Erica Rose, Marc Thompson and Jae Sloan discuss how LGBTQ+ elders can facilitate Queer Leadership In this panel discussion, we explored how through mentoring, LGBTQ+ elders can facilitate Queer Leadership Watch this session to... - Help nurture future Queer leaders and retain LGBTQ+ talent. - Identify the

  • Recentering and (Re)imagining our own Queer-Inclusive Futures.

    It is so important for Queer Leaders and Allies to create bonds across communities, industries and movements We must create community spaces for Leaders, Advocates and Allies to embark on a journey of stimulating "Leaders and change-makers need to engage both on a journey of self-discovery and development, but also

  • Queer Mental Health & High Performance Cultures.

    Discover how to foster a psychologically safe workplace for LGBTQ+ employees, prioritizing queer mental professionals, Mental Health emerged for another year running as the number one concern expressed by queer

  • Queer Liberation, Intersectionality and Reclaiming Womanhood.

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

  • UNLOCK Book Club | Pride & Prejudices: Queer Lives & the Law by Keio Yoshida.

    Our network of experienced queer authors - leaders in their fields & spaces - are here to share their journeys, bring tough topics into every-day conversations and provide you with tips & guidance to help WCS Awardee Keio Yoshida to join us for a special online launch of his new book "Pride & Prejudices: Queer

  • Queer Parenting: What does it mean today?

    role and experience as Trans/Non-Binary parent I have learned that parenthood is an extremely gendered journey Ed Jervis (he/him) "The journey of growing up queer to now becoming a queer parent is a road full of parents is to embrace your past and use it as a source of strength and inspiration for your parenting journey Even the stuff that people say is hard - because of the journey we go on as queer parents, we cherish can offer to other LGBTQIA+ humans wanting to start their own family is don’t ever give up, for every journey

  • Queer Perspectives: Surviving Conversion Therapy.

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

  • Our Impact in the Community: 2023 Queer Year in Review.

    Queer Leadership 101 and Queer Perspectives series! ” - Participant feedback from 'Queer Perspectives: Bodily Autonomy'. 3. We supported the Queer Leadership journeys of our community members with FREE educational content. We launched the Queer Allyship Lexicon, a glossary of over 365 terms relating to queerness, activism, 2023 has been a transformative year for We Create Space and we are so excited to continue this journey

  • Queer Perspectives: LGBTQ+ Financial Wellbeing.

    can still feel taboo, especially when pursuing careers within industries or organisations that lack Queer

  • Rethinking Resilience: In Pursuit of Queer Courage.

    about resilience and how communities can really unite to instil change. by Josh Rivers The mark of any queer Resilience is praised as one of our queer virtues, indeed the bedrock of our existence: in the face of Bayard Rustin, a queer Black icon to whom I look for unending inspiration, withstood immense pressure A resilience made possible through communal care and structural transformation then becomes a queer virtue creator and host of Busy Being Black, the podcast featuring cerebral and tender conversations with queer

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