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As we celebrate Pride Month, let us also urge employers to foster workplaces that are inclusive and affirming of LGBTQ+ employees. By implementing inclusive policies, providing resources for LGBTQ+ support, and cultivating a culture of acceptance, businesses can create environments where everyone can thrive authentically. Follow the link below to read the full article. https://lnkd.in/gXrHHnMP

Join us in a conversation about how to prepare for this upcoming Pride season 🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈! Here insights from leaders in corporate America on how companies on the topic and others on May 16th.

#PrideMonth has marked an excellent time for me to personally reflect on the actions I can take each day to foster an inclusive and supportive environment on my teams and with my clients. This article featuring ten of my colleagues is a helpful guide.

There’s a misconception that allyship is primarily about supporting a specific subset of individuals, such as LGBTQ+ people. Here’s what’s true: inclusion is for everyone. Logan Chapman, an Onboarding & Enablement Coordinator, at Spring Health, and part of our OutSpring ERG 🏳️🌈, shares his insights as a team member and how leaders can become allies to LGBTQ+ employees and create a #workplace environment where everyone feels like they belong. The article also features insights from two other OutSpring ERG members across recruiting and onboarding on what allyship means to them. It feels good to work for an organization where everyone feels included. Learn how you can become an ally to LGBTQ+ team members by cultivating a workplace environment where everyone feels like they belong.

Y'all, we are quickly moving into Pride month and there are many questions on the minds of business leaders on how to chart success. I'm excited to be moderating this critically important conversation with corporate leaders as we all #PrepforPride. Register via the link below ⬇ to hear best practices in marketing, communication and inclusion from the experts. #LGBTQ+ #equality #inclusion

With DEI initiatives seeing increasing pushback across the globe, our recent panel discussion in Mexico explored, through a cross-cultural lens, the importance of LGBTQ+ inclusion, with panelists sharing personal stories, embracing their identities, and being their authentic selves in the workplace. ➡ Visibility matters: Sharing our stories helps break down barriers and building an inclusive culture. ➡ Tone from the top: Colleagues feel supported and seen when senior leaders engage. ➡ Policies matter. Small changes in people policies (particularly when it comes to supporting planning for non-traditional families) can make a big difference. ➡ Supporting junior talent: Senior colleagues can help junior talent navigate authenticity and differing experiences and viewpoints. Read more on our firmwide LGBTQ+ initiatives at https://okt.to/oHuwl0 Paul Humphreys | Carlos Mello | Sofía Klot

With LGBTQ+ representation in the C-suite noticeably lacking, leaders who speak out can affect change in the workplace and the culture at large. In this post, we look at how leaders like Dax Dasilva, Angelica Ross, and more have shared their perspectives and their impact on the LGBTQ+ community. Link: https://bit.ly/3RApaWK

Earlier this year, the Human Rights Campaign Foundation released a groundbreaking report detailing steps for businesses to go beyond workplace inclusion and become true allies in action. It's not just about policies; it's about actively supporting and uplifting LGBTQ+ communities. Let's turn words into actions and make a meaningful impact together. #HBAimpact #pridemonth #genderequality #healthcare https://ow.ly/YVmH50S0jRz

In the last year, 40% of businesses assessed by the Human Rights Campaign’s Corporate Equality Index earned a top score. At the same time, half of LGBTQ+ adults report experiencing some form of workplace discrimination. How can organizations close this gap? This #PrideMonth, Vignesh K shares 6 must-haves for employers to ensure LGBTQ+ employees reach their full potential ⬇️ 1. Visibility to affinity groups 2. Clear support from top leaders 3. Actively engaged allies 4. A culture that promotes professional growth 5. Inclusive hiring practices 6. Benefits and policies ensuring equal treatment for LGBTQ+ associates

You can't solve the world's pressing challenges without an inclusive culture. For more than 25 years, our Pride@BCG network has championed the voices of LGBTQ+ employees and alumni. In honor of #PrideMonth, Pride@BCG members provided actionable tips for fostering a workplace culture where all are respected and celebrated for who they are. Check out the article, "How to Support LGBTQ+ Inclusion in the Workplace," here: https://lnkd.in/enWY6wWP