To close out our Pride Month campaign, we are highlighting the Rainbow Honor Walk which is located in San Francisco's World-Famous Castro District. The walk of fame installation is meant to honor notable lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) individuals from around the world who left a lasting mark on society. Its bronze plaques honor LGBTQ individuals who made significant contributions in their fields.
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Discover "LGBTQ America: A Theme Study of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer History" by the NPS! This essential resource offers a broad context for LGBTQ history in the U.S. and helps evaluate the significance of related historic sites. https://ow.ly/nms550RSIO7
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🌈 Embrace Diversity, Elevate Equality! 🌈 As we celebrate love, acceptance, and authenticity, let’s stand together for a world where everyone’s identity is respected. 🏳️🌈 🔗 #LoveIsLove: Because love transcends boundaries and knows no labels. Let’s celebrate all forms of love. 🔗 #PrideMonth: A time to honor LGBTQ history, resilience, and progress. Let’s amplify queer voices. 🔗 #TransRightsAreHumanRights: Advocating for the rights and dignity of transgender individuals. Let’s break down barriers. Remember, our collective strength lies in unity. Let’s create workplaces and communities where everyone feels seen, heard, and valued. 🌟
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It's #Pride Month! Take action for older #LGBTQ adults. The problem: "We know that local aging services and supports are critical for the LGBTQ community to succeed as they age. However, fear due to a lifetime of discrimination and current lived experiences prevents many LGBTQ elders from accessing the care and support they need to thrive." Learn more about what you can do to help. #MondayMotivation https://ed.gr/ehb1o
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Allies within the LGBTQ community are crucial in promoting equality, safety and inclusion for all LGBTQ people. This module will discuss how you can create safer spaces (wherever that may be) for LGBTQ people by avoiding assumptions, removing tokenism and challenging discriminatory behaviour. Find out more about the individual modules we have on offer on our website - https://buff.ly/3QjiAU7
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Did you know being queer has been common in cultures around the world since we first started making human records? Did you know the words homosexuality and heterosexuality were 'invented' in the late 19th century? How has being LGBTQ been shaped by the medical and scientific communities? Get the answers to these questions and more in this upcoming event. Hope to see some of you there - it's one of my favourite topics to talk about!
This February, we're delving into the rich tapestry of #LGBTHistoryMonth. Discover the vibrant legacy of queer identities, the marginalisation of LGBTQ histories, and explore the impact of medical and scientific insights on the queer community's journey. Plus, we'll celebrate the strides made through LGBTQ activism in shaping a more equal future. Ready to be part of the conversation? Register now: https://bit.ly/47QoQIo
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Reposting for my network! Sarah and PK deliver ED&I training; their approach is warm, guiding, and inspiring, both using their experiences to educate and coach. If you get a chance to attend a session, book them for their work, or to vote, that would be awesome! 💕 #EquityDiversityInclusion #LGBTQAwareness #DisabilityAndAccessibility
Speaker, trainer, coach and podcaster specialising in breaking down barriers for disabled & LGBTQ people #MyExistenceIsMyresistance
Truly honoured and humbled to have been nominated for an award at this years National Diversity Awards alongside my friend and fellow Director PK Kulasegram for the work we're doing through Simply Equality. We may have only been in existence for a year as a social enterprise but we are both passionate about the work we're doing to break down barriers for disabled and LgBTQ people in the workplace and beyond. Being nominated for such a prestigious award is amazing in and of itself but it would be even more awesome if you felt able to vote for us via https://lnkd.in/emUusUeT
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11 LGBTQ-Friendly Cities for a First Date Short summary: As acceptance and support for the LGBTQ community grow, more people are openly identifying as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and intersex. While progress has been made in the United States, discrimination, harassment, and varying legal protection still exist for LGBTQ individuals. To help foster a sense of safety and belonging, various cities have become welcoming havens for the LGBTQ community. These cities, known for their diverse and influential LGBTQ populations, provide accepting environments and vibrant cultures that make dating as an LGBTQ person a positive experience. View article in the Dating Pro blog. https://goo.su/f3L7
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Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in International Relations at Queen's University Belfast
I'm really proud of this one. This toolkit draws on insights from an LGBTQ organizations working in the context of peace and security, Colombia Diversa, to provide a guide as to how to queer women, peace and security frameworks. Based on their work in the Colombian peace process and supporting LGBTQ individuals through transformative justice practices, the insights offer a way to Improving Engagement with Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LBTQ) women in WPS Programming. The three main toolkit sections are 1) queering the four pillars of WPS, 2) feminist and LGBTQ collaborations, and 3) queering WPS National Action Plans. https://bit.ly/44WOkT6
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Today is National Coming Out Day, a day created to help everyone better understand the LGBTQ journey and why LGBTQ visibility matters. As a firm founded by an out and proud gay man, we encourage everyone to embrace your authenticity and support equality. Explore these resources: https://bit.ly/3ZRhLoO #mlaglobal #lgbtq #equality #diversityinclusion
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