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New: Fellowships at Allard Pierson ! Would u like to work with a unique and extensive circus collection that includes posters, programmes, photographs, slides, flyers, clippings and other documentation about circus performances? The Allard Pierson is offering a fellowship position to work with, and research this collection. Suggestions for research: • Women’s changing role in the circus in the 19th and 20th centuries. • The importance of family connections among circus artists. • The rise of human exhibitions in Europe as part of the circus. • The relevance of the circus as a haven for LGBTQ+ people. • The changing morality towards ‘freak shows’. • The impact of the ban on wild animals for running a circus and attracting audiences. For more info on this and other fellowships, see; https://lnkd.in/dd6nmH4W
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A diverse set of people celebrate Christmas - so why shouldn’t there be diverse representations of Santa? As Santas from different backgrounds become increasingly more visible, we’ve seen both celebration and pushback. What’s the importance of breaking a narrow, specific idea of what Santa should look like? Check out our thoughts on the blog post, linked in the comments below. #reframe52 #allyshipisaverb #deieducation #inclusion #inclusiveholidays #dei #belonging #inclusionmatters #deib #deistrategy #diversityandinclusion #diversityequityinclusion #edi #doingbetter #allyship #diversesantas #multiracialsanta #transsanta #blacksanta #brownsanta #queersanta
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please Respect And and save Lives of Bird's I Appreciate Mother sacrifice Life For Here Kids Or Eggs 🤍 ⭐Respect is the cornerstone of harmonious human interaction, fostering understanding, empathy, and appreciation for one another's differences. It transcends mere tolerance, extending a genuine acknowledgment of each individual's inherent worth and dignity. ⭐ When respect permeates relationships, whether personal, professional, or societal, it cultivates an environment where diverse perspectives are valued, conflicts are approached with civility, and cooperation flourishes. It's the recognition that every person deserves to be treated with decency and fairness, regardless of their background, beliefs, or status. ⭐Moreover, respect serves as a catalyst for fostering meaningful connections and nurturing mutual trust. ✨ When individuals feel respected, they are more inclined to communicate openly, share ideas freely, and collaborate effectively. In communities where respect is upheld as a core principle, people feel empowered to express themselves authentically, knowing that their voices will be heard and considered. ✨ Ultimately, respect serves as a guiding principle for building inclusive societies where everyone has the opportunity to thrive and contribute positively to the collective well-being. #RespectMatters #InclusiveRespect #RespectfulLiving #RespectfulCommunication #RespectfulDialogue #RespectfulSociety #RespectfulLeadership #RespectfulCoexistence #RespectfulRelationships #RespectfulCommunity
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"Happy Monday! 🌟 I was inspired this weekend by a quote: 'Who belongs? Everyone that is present here. The only world we belong to is one that includes all of us.' Let's dive into the concept of belonging and challenge our perspectives this week. Sharing is caring. 💬 My writing "Era" (think that's what they call it) It's back anyway! watch this space. #MondayMotivation #BelongingMatters"
🌍✨ Join the Weave of Belonging: Embrace Kindness & Empathy! 🤝 Explore how this powerful quote from Blacktoberfest by UK Black Pride inspired a blog that will change the way you view our interconnected world. Discover the true essence of belonging! 🌟 #Belonging #Kindness #Empathy #Inclusion #Blacktoberfest #UKBlackPride #newblogpost
The Tapestry of Belonging: Weaving Kindness and Empathy into Our World
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EMPLOYERS! CAN YOUR STAFF OPT OUT OF PRIDE, IF IT'S NOT THEIR THING? For many, Pride month is a straightforward celebration. But for other employees, it is a deeply painful time of year. As Tanya de Grunwald mentioned in her excellent piece last week (link in comments), plenty of your lesbian, gay and bisexual staff will feel alienated by the focus on 'trans' and gender identity. Female employees with concerns about the impact of 'trans inclusion' on women's rights and children's safeguarding may also resent being asked to embrace this controversial aspect of Pride. And those from religious or cultural minorities may also have strong views, but feel uncomfortable speaking up. And there are two other groups of employees that you may not have considered: 1) Parents and families of people who have decided to or want to transition. The decision to take hormones and undergo surgery isn't minor and it can often cause rifts and difficulties in families, even if the family is supportive of somebody's desire to transition. For some this decision is devastating, not only because their loved one may be a minor, but more broadly because of the life-long consequences of hormonal and surgical interventions and the psychological impact of seeing the world through a 'trans' lens. Many parents and family members do not want to have to celebrate 'trans' because from where they stand, transition is not a cause for celebration. 2) Detransitioners and desisters: these are people who at some point in their lives saw themselves as 'trans' but no longer adhere to the ideas that go along with it. Detransitioners will have undergone hormonal and/or surgical interventions to modify their bodies. These interventions have life-long consequences. For these people, the ideas behind 'trans' and the physical and psychological pain that interventions have caused them are no cause for celebration. The last thing they want is a workplace that heavily encourages people to celebrate these ideas and interventions. Now that we've highlighted this, we urge you to consider creating ways for these employees to step out of Pride activities without attracting stigma. You'll find some ideas in this video with our founder Stella O'Malley, and therapist Sasha Ayad. If these groups raise questions or complaints, please handle them with care - this is sensitive stuff. And if you can't get it right this year, please be more thoughtful next year? Thank you. https://lnkd.in/ejakq-ep
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How many of our colleagues will regret having submitted themselves to gender affirming surgeries? How many colleagues will regret they followed advice given to affirm their children in a trans identity? We may have once said we celebrate Pride, but did we understand precisely what we were celebrating? Can you say out loud the following statements: I celebrate the castration of young adults. I celebrate sterilising children. I celebrate subjecting young people to dangerous and experimental procedures. I celebrate discouraging colleagues from asking critical questions. Don't rock the boat as the saying goes. I'm of the view that the Pride movement is a sinking ship. I see no evidence those involved are willing to face up to the risk they bring to companies. If those responsible for your Pride movement will not rock the boat or allow you to do so, it may not be long before Pride movements are banned in many work places. Do you agree with my concerns above, or do you think I'm being ridiculous?
EMPLOYERS! CAN YOUR STAFF OPT OUT OF PRIDE, IF IT'S NOT THEIR THING? For many, Pride month is a straightforward celebration. But for other employees, it is a deeply painful time of year. As Tanya de Grunwald mentioned in her excellent piece last week (link in comments), plenty of your lesbian, gay and bisexual staff will feel alienated by the focus on 'trans' and gender identity. Female employees with concerns about the impact of 'trans inclusion' on women's rights and children's safeguarding may also resent being asked to embrace this controversial aspect of Pride. And those from religious or cultural minorities may also have strong views, but feel uncomfortable speaking up. And there are two other groups of employees that you may not have considered: 1) Parents and families of people who have decided to or want to transition. The decision to take hormones and undergo surgery isn't minor and it can often cause rifts and difficulties in families, even if the family is supportive of somebody's desire to transition. For some this decision is devastating, not only because their loved one may be a minor, but more broadly because of the life-long consequences of hormonal and surgical interventions and the psychological impact of seeing the world through a 'trans' lens. Many parents and family members do not want to have to celebrate 'trans' because from where they stand, transition is not a cause for celebration. 2) Detransitioners and desisters: these are people who at some point in their lives saw themselves as 'trans' but no longer adhere to the ideas that go along with it. Detransitioners will have undergone hormonal and/or surgical interventions to modify their bodies. These interventions have life-long consequences. For these people, the ideas behind 'trans' and the physical and psychological pain that interventions have caused them are no cause for celebration. The last thing they want is a workplace that heavily encourages people to celebrate these ideas and interventions. Now that we've highlighted this, we urge you to consider creating ways for these employees to step out of Pride activities without attracting stigma. You'll find some ideas in this video with our founder Stella O'Malley, and therapist Sasha Ayad. If these groups raise questions or complaints, please handle them with care - this is sensitive stuff. And if you can't get it right this year, please be more thoughtful next year? Thank you. https://lnkd.in/ejakq-ep
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In the symphony of life, each unique perspective plays a crucial note, contributing to the beautiful melody that is our shared humanity. 🎶 Let's not just acknowledge but celebrate the diversity that colors our world. It's a mosaic of cultures, backgrounds, and experiences that enriches the fabric of our existence. Genuine appreciation is the key that unlocks the beauty within our differences. By fostering understanding, we open doors to unity, creating a space where every voice is not just heard but valued. Together, let's weave a tapestry that reflects the strength found in our diversity. In appreciating each other authentically, we build bridges that connect hearts and minds. Let this celebration be a reminder that unity is not despite our differences but because of them. #CelebrateDiversity #UnityInVariety #AppreciateEachOther
Our unique perspectives enrich the fabric of our shared humanity. Let's celebrate diversity with genuine appreciation, fostering understanding and unity. 💖 ✨ #CelebrateDiversity #AppreciateEachOther
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🌍✨ Join the Weave of Belonging: Embrace Kindness & Empathy! 🤝 Explore how this powerful quote from Blacktoberfest by UK Black Pride inspired a blog that will change the way you view our interconnected world. Discover the true essence of belonging! 🌟 #Belonging #Kindness #Empathy #Inclusion #Blacktoberfest #UKBlackPride #newblogpost
The Tapestry of Belonging: Weaving Kindness and Empathy into Our World
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PGAV’s Voice of the Visitor 2024 is here! KEY FINDING 95% of People Plan to Visit an Attraction in 2024! Whether it’s the thrill of a theme park, the marvels of a museum, or the connection with animals at the zoo, 95% of respondents are ready to explore attractions in 2024. TREND ALERT Visitors are breaking free from their conventional choices and embracing a diverse array of attractions. From conventional favorites to hidden gems, the allure of novelty is reshaping the attractions landscape. ADDRESSING CHALLENGES Attractions should be welcoming to everyone. Unfortunately, 17% of visitors reported encountering discrimination at U.S. attractions, casting a shadow over the atmosphere. Digging deeper into the findings, VOV 2024 reveals that 35% of those incidents occurred within parties that included someone with a disability, while 30% took place in groups with a member who is neurodivergent. Together, we can work to create attractions that welcome everyone. Check out the data from industry performance to guest satisfaction in the full VOV 2024 report. https://lnkd.in/eVhmZri8
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#VisionaryVibrance, #FriendshipGoals, #Reunion, #WomenEmpowerment, #HealthFirst, #FamilyResponsibilities, #GenderEquality, #PersonalWellbeing, #ParentingMatters, #ChangeForBetter, #BreakTheCycle, #SupportWomen, #MultitaskingMyth, #SelfCare, #TimeForChange, # Social Change, Parenting, # Personal Well-being, #Friendship, #Reunion, #Responsibilities, #Women'sHealth, #FamilyDynamics, #Gender Equality
Reunion Reflections on Responsibilities A Call for Change
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