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LGBTI Inclusion
Explore the latest strategic trends, research and analysis
Explore the latest strategic trends, research and analysis
Survey finds LGBTQ people are under-represented on American screens.
Almost 400 global multi-faith religious leaders are calling for countries to overturn bans on same-sex relations and end LGBT+ conversion therapy.
Inclusive leaders must build employee trust and value those who have shown trustworthy behavior. But how do you breed personal relationships when COVID-19 has moved work online?
Speakers from 44 countries at the World Economic Forum's summit revealed the sustained work needed in order to earn the status of LGBTQU ally.
A new report has found a correlation between innovation and LBGT+ inclusivity in the world's cities. Who scored highest - and who still has work to do?
Corporate influence is so far-reaching in the 21st century that they have a responsibility to help stop the marginalization of LGBTI people.
With a disproportionate impact on women, people of colour and the LGBTQI+ community, COVID-19 highlights the inequalities our professional lives are built upon.
The most powerful way to fight injustice is by actively supporting under-represented minorities in and out of the workplace
Innovation can only flourish if we learn to include those who serve as champions of change.
Queer young adult fiction tends to be set in the contemporary world and focused on coming out, heartbreak or fighting for acceptance. These 5 books offer a more uplifting perspective.
COVID-19 has exacerbated mental health problems for young LGBTQ people already at heightened risk.
A new global COVID-19 emergency fund has been launched in response to the pandemic's impacts on LGBTIQ communities. Here's how companies can get involved.
Northern Ireland, Ecuador and Austria have all recently changed their laws around gay marriage. Thailand’s cabinet has given approval for same-sex unions.
Wanuri Kahiu’s film Rafiki was banned in Kenya in 2018 for ‘legitimizing homosexuality’. She is suing the Film Classification Board to get it shown.
Despite losing support services and legal protections because of the coronavirus, young LGBTIQ people are stepping up to protect their rights.