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When I think back to my childhood and teenage years in this sleepy, fairytale-like village, I remember true self for nearly a quarter of my life. (You may notice by my analogies that I do love a good loaf of bread.) My therapist and my coach don’t talk to each other and I spend most of my sessions updating them. What if my coach, my therapist and my personal cheerleader were the same person?

This was the first time in my life where I felt full psychological safety in exploring topics like leadership strategy, culture and work within the confines of a community that represented or understood each of my All powerful yet simple holistic tools that leaders can continue to use for effectively understanding This has really helped me feel more confident in my own identity and I feel that I can own the title By investing in this kind of support, businesses not only become active in their allyship but also demonstrate

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Using tapping I found that I could give my body space to feel emotional energy that might have been trapped in my body for years, allowing it to complete its journey of simply being felt and released, instead strength inside" Under eye: "I choose to believe I’ll get through this" Under nose: "I know I can find my power inside" Chin: "I believe this is my journey now" Collarbone: "I know I can move through this" Under arm: "And feel good about myself again" Top of head: "I choose to believe in my inner strength"

As a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Consultant I spend my days focused on supporting inclusion within When I “came out” at 16 years old, I always knew I would have a family of my own. So, when I met my wife Marthe, we knew we would start a family together. Instead of feeling excited to share my news with people, I started to dread it. I was so shocked by their lack of respect for my privacy that I didn’t know any other way to respond.

My name is Lo Lo, I’m a multi disciplinary artist and my work now looks at identity and existence. I often use myself as my subject and have found my art practice as an intrinsic part of my own investigation and restoration into self after a life time of challenges with my cognitive behaviours, my gender identity Now I'm a student again and bolstering my practice and my knowledge. Probably my gender identity and specifically how to publicly identify - my pronouns etc.

In a corporate setting, this means conducting diversity audits and ensuring diverse hiring at all levels WCS Case-study : My Best Ally: An Evening of Queer Art, Conversation and celebration 8. Provide training on privilege and allyship to ensure leaders use their power to elevate others. WCS Resource : 7 Powerful Steps to Become an Active Ally 5. New ones are added all the time, so make sure you sign up to our newsletter so you can stay up to date

Growing up surrounded by tarot readers, tarot was always going to be playing a big part in my life and My family is quite dysfunctional, especially when it comes to how we communicate with each other. in talking about important parts of myself to my mum (like polyamory and queerness) through readings It made it more comfortable for me to be open with my mum, and for her to be more receptive of what I All whilst helping celebrate my quirks and embracing them as a good thing rather than something to “fix

It's my first retreat - but it definitely won't be my last. - Christopher McDonnell "Having spaces like from the community that understand your background, even if they don't know the details of it, puts us all New ones are added all the time, so make sure you sign up to our newsletter  so you can stay up to date

My top tip is kindness. Being gentle with myself, talking nicely to myself. As an introvert, I make sure to have quiet moments on my own to recharge, away from family and festivities "My very existence goes against the typical binary narrative and therefore I'm not looking to fit in surrounded by acceptance and love really helps to drown out anything that would otherwise disrupt or de-rail my "Finding the balance between standing up for myself and knowing when I need to let things go for my own

Perhaps my issue with resilience-as-virtue is that the pressure to be resilient lies firmly on the person another way, which then frees me from the situation that was oppressing me and getting in the way of my My conversation with PJ Samuels and so many others are my demonstration of my commitment to creating Perhaps I want to exist within my own definition of resilience, one that isn’t ahistorical, but that acknowledges the time, place and context of its necessity, and one that doesn’t tell me my resilience

I've also had the opportunity to serve on my company’s DEI Committee. Since I attended in April 2021, I've used many of the lessons in my everyday life. my mental health journey after feeling stuck for a long time. to see who I was without that in my life. boundaries and bringing people into my experience instead of shutting them out.

potential or evolution of individuals and humanity as a whole has always been what I thought is part of my now, I am hopefully on a different tangent – one of self-discovery, self-love and self-care – where my costs, as I thought that association was social suicide; later, when I decided to live with my first Fear of ending up with no one to share my love and my life with – I am currently single, after 3 serious attempts ()…I know I am made for love, to love and be loved, so my fear is not finding that soon or

The name Schlothauer originates in the picturesque mountain village of Ruhla, my home town located in My go-to spots have changed over the years but you are very likely to find me in either Press Cafe or (Just in case you don’t know what to get me for my birthday.) If you’re on your way to Dublin, make sure to check out one of my favourite spots, theatre Queer that All My Friends — Relaxed Queer pub offering open mics, quizzes, markets and vibes.

UNLOCK, powered by We Create Space, is thrilled to introduce 'Queer Leadership 101: Lesson learnt from my During each 30 minute session, you'll hear all about our guest speakers' stories as they share more about sought-after speaker, Roxy shines on topics like neurodiversity, body positivity, sexual health, workplace allyship New ones are added all the time, so make sure you sign up to our newsletter  so you can stay up to date

UNLOCK, powered by We Create Space, is thrilled to introduce 'Queer Leadership 101: Lesson learnt from my During each 30 minute session, you'll hear all about our guest speakers' stories as they share more about They strongly believe in the importance of culture change and workplace allyship to create safe and affirming New ones are added all the time, so make sure you sign up to our newsletter  so you can stay up to date

It offered me stories I’d yearned for my whole life. education and representation for the next generation of Trans and Non-Binary Leaders, as well as their allies Calver’s work helped me connect to activism spaces in my native Côte d’Ivoire. As one of the most visible and instrumental voices of change in my country, his advocacy not only gave me hope but an array of learning materials to help guide my own journey.

Daniel admits,"Women have been very prominent in my life. In some respects it didn't just feel as though I'd be disappointing my family. But I was lucky enough to meet some of my best friends, whom I still have today. Accepting my sexuality, and all the other parts of what make me unique came from radical acts of self-love background, my religion, my society and my family."

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Together we created a exciting new collection of merchandise - all available here, and with all profits Growing up as a gay boy in catholic Italy I struggled to make sense of my sexuality and identity; who that I missed in my early life; an important message to like, and to love, whoever you want. My minimalist style also comes from my desire to express things in a simple, direct way. I feel my work shares similar values as the ones promoted by We Create Space.