Being an LGBTQ+ ally is about helping to create an inclusive environment where everyone can be themselves. The most recent data from the Stonewall ‘LGBT in Britain Work Report’, found that 35% of LGBTQ+ staff have hidden that they are LGBTQ+ at work, for fear of discrimination. Concerns about being treated differently keep many from being out at work, but allyship increases comfort in being out. Here are some ways you can be a better ally to LGBTQ+ community at work👇 ❤️ Listen 🧡 Educate yourself 💛 Be visible in support 💚 Be mindful about “outing” 💙 Avoid assumptions 💜 Challenge homophobia 💗 Support LGBTQ+ charities 🖤 Uplift marginalised voices To donate to Stonewall Housing, you can do so via our Just Giving link here: https://lnkd.in/ehUQn2NQ Stonewall Housing are the leading charity in the UK, supporting LGBTQ+ people experiencing homelessness or living in unsafe environments. #ProudToBePRIMIS
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A new toolkit will help enhance intergenerational communication and connection among the LGBTQ+ community 🤝 Intergenerational disconnection is a growing societal problem, particularly among LGBTQ+ people, whose ‘families of choice’ are often peer-group-based without descendants and are less likely to include members from their ‘family of origin’. When people from different generations lack the opportunity to communicate and understand each other’s perspectives and experiences, this can lead to divisive stereotyping, misunderstanding and less connected communities. In this ESRC: Economic and Social Research Council impact project, led by Matthew Hall, Andrew King and Helen Kingstone at the University of Surrey, researchers are working with LGBTQ+ charitable organisations that specialise in supporting LGBTQ+ communities to establish how best to facilitate interventions that bring different generations together. Their brand new toolkit, presented to policymakers in Westminster in recent weeks, offers evidence-based recommendations for running intergenerational workshops with LGBTQ+ staff, members, volunteers and/or service users. It is now available to download via our website: 👉 https://lnkd.in/ed5S22T7 #researchimpact #connectedcommunities #LGBTQ+ #connection #communication #toolkit #itsgoodtotalk Tonic Housing Stonewall Housing METRO Charity #OpeningDoorsLondon
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Today is #GiveOUTDay, which means it’s the last day to participate in the only national day of giving for LGBTQ+ organizations! 🏳️🌈 Your donation directly supports LGBTQ+ folks in every corner of the country by… ⭐Giving our network of 48 LGBTQ+ state-based organizations access to the resources and nationwide reach needed to defeat anti-LGBTQ+ laws in every state. ⭐Fueling the largest ecosystem of LGBTQ+ state and national organizations to ensure the movement stays connected in pursuit of collective liberation for all. ⭐Winning policy changes that help us get closer to building a world where everyone has the freedom and safety to live as their most authentic version. Whether through our policy research, paid call fund, or one-on-one strategy meetings, our team has been working to ensure all of our state partners are ready for whatever comes their way. Regardless of whether you're able to give $5 or $500, your support will help us continue our critical work to advance LGBTQ+ equality through our state-based movement! Support our ecosystem of equality at eqfed.org/giveoutday24 🌱 #GiveOutDay2024
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June marks Pride Month, a month dedicated to celebrating LGBTQ+ communities worldwide. The fact that we celebrate in June is not insignificant - it coincides with the date of the 1969 Stonewall riots, widely credited as the catalyst of the Queer Liberation movement. Many countries have made great strides towards LGBTQ+ equality - but this has not been a globally consistent, or linear, path. Many Queer people are still subject to immense discrimination and injustice, and many Governments have or are seeking to introduce legislation which will roll back some of the progress that has been made towards equality - including in some of OC&C’s geographies. It is for this reason that we commemorate Pride - to celebrate the progress we have made as a society, but also to raise awareness of the inequality and discrimination LGBTQ+ people face daily. At OC&C, we look forward to hearing from our colleagues and clients about their journeys as LGBTQ+ people, and fundraising for our charity partner Just Like Us as well as other charities. Read more about our LGBTQ+ network here: https://lnkd.in/eb-k7QPN
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In 2010, a powerful global movement was sparked when LGBTQ+ individuals and their allies spoke three words that would echo hope and resilience — "it gets better." This simple yet profound message ignited a wildly successful social media campaign, with over 70,000 individuals sharing their stories to offer solace and encouragement to young members of the LGBTQ+ community. Today, It Gets Better stands as a prominent global non-profit organization, touching the lives of millions of young people annually. Through an array of inspiring media initiatives, educational resources, and a network of international affiliates spanning 19 countries, It Gets Better provides vital support and access to community-based services. https://lnkd.in/gbA9BEfe #abbysoulproductions #resources #itgetsbetter #againsthomophobia
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June marks Pride Month, a month dedicated to celebrating LGBTQ+ communities worldwide. The fact that we celebrate in June is not insignificant - it coincides with the date of the 1969 Stonewall riots, widely credited as the catalyst of the Queer Liberation movement. Many countries have made great strides towards LGBTQ+ equality - but this has not been a globally consistent, or linear, path. Many Queer people are still subject to immense discrimination and injustice, and many Governments have or are seeking to introduce legislation which will roll back some of the progress that has been made towards equality - including in some of OC&C’s geographies. It is for this reason that we commemorate Pride - to celebrate the progress we have made as a society, but also to raise awareness of the inequality and discrimination LGBTQ+ people face daily. At OC&C, we look forward to hearing from our colleagues and clients about their journeys as LGBTQ+ people, and fundraising for our charity partner Just Like Us as well as other charities. Read more about our LGBTQ+ network here: https://lnkd.in/eb-k7QPN
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June marks Pride Month, a month dedicated to celebrating LGBTQ+ communities worldwide. The fact that we celebrate in June is not insignificant - it coincides with the date of the 1969 Stonewall riots, widely credited as the catalyst of the Queer Liberation movement. Many countries have made great strides towards LGBTQ+ equality - but this has not been a globally consistent, or linear, path. Many Queer people are still subject to immense discrimination and injustice, and many Governments have or are seeking to introduce legislation which will roll back some of the progress that has been made towards equality - including in some of OC&C’s geographies. It is for this reason that we commemorate Pride - to celebrate the progress we have made as a society, but also to raise awareness of the inequality and discrimination LGBTQ+ people face daily. At OC&C, we look forward to hearing from our colleagues and clients about their journeys as LGBTQ+ people, and fundraising for our charity partner Just Like Us as well as other charities. Read more about our LGBTQ+ network here: https://lnkd.in/eb-k7QPN
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June marks Pride Month, a month dedicated to celebrating LGBTQ+ communities worldwide. The fact that we celebrate in June is not insignificant - it coincides with the date of the 1969 Stonewall riots, widely credited as the catalyst of the Queer Liberation movement. Many countries have made great strides towards LGBTQ+ equality - but this has not been a globally consistent, or linear, path. Many Queer people are still subject to immense discrimination and injustice, and many Governments have or are seeking to introduce legislation which will roll back some of the progress that has been made towards equality - including in some of OC&C’s geographies. It is for this reason that we commemorate Pride - to celebrate the progress we have made as a society, but also to raise awareness of the inequality and discrimination LGBTQ+ people face daily. At OC&C, we look forward to hearing from our colleagues and clients about their journeys as LGBTQ+ people, and fundraising for our charity partner Just Like Us as well as other charities. Read more about our LGBTQ+ network here: https://lnkd.in/eb-k7QPN
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June marks Pride Month, a month dedicated to celebrating LGBTQ+ communities worldwide. The fact that we celebrate in June is not insignificant - it coincides with the date of the 1969 Stonewall riots, widely credited as the catalyst of the Queer Liberation movement. Many countries have made great strides towards LGBTQ+ equality - but this has not been a globally consistent, or linear, path. Many Queer people are still subject to immense discrimination and injustice, and many Governments have or are seeking to introduce legislation which will roll back some of the progress that has been made towards equality - including in some of OC&C’s geographies. It is for this reason that we commemorate Pride - to celebrate the progress we have made as a society, but also to raise awareness of the inequality and discrimination LGBTQ+ people face daily. At OC&C, we look forward to hearing from our colleagues and clients about their journeys as LGBTQ+ people, and fundraising for our charity partner Just Like Us as well as other charities. Read more about our LGBTQ+ network here: https://lnkd.in/eb-k7QPN
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Today is LGBTQ Domestic Violence Awareness Day and we are incredibly proud to launch the new elearning program called See, Hear, Believe aimed at frontline workers and the first of its kind in the world. More information about this free training in the post below. #LGBTQ #SeenAndBelieved #EndDV #EndDomesticViolence #NotNowNotEver #StopDV #NoMoreSilence #NoMoreViolence
LGBTQ Domestic Violence Awareness Foundation is proud to announce the launch of See, Hear, Believe - Responding to Domestic & Family Violence in LGBTQ+ Communities ✨ As the first FREE eLearning course of its kind, this training tool will better equip frontline workers to support LGBTQ+ victims and survivors of domestic and family violence and abuse. The tool includes online modules based on the real-life experiences of LGBTQ+ people, powerful video stories, practical exercises and a digital hub for continued development and engagement 👩💻 See, Hear, Believe will launch nationally on Tuesday 28 May, coinciding with the fifth annual LGBTQ Domestic Violence Awareness Day. Head to our website now to register your interest! This training was developed in partnership with Workplace Respect and Impact By Design and made possible through the support of our generous sponsors Small Steps 4 Hannah, The Flight Centre Foundation and the Lord Mayor's Charitable Trust. #LGBTQ #SeenAndBelieved #EndDV #EndDomesticViolence #NotNowNotEver #StopDV #NoMoreSilence #NoMoreViolence
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