Are you ready to join our team?About Workplace PrideWorkplace Pride is a not-for-profit foundation dedicated to advancing LGBTIQ+ inclusion in workplaces worldwide. Our mission is to create environments where LGBTIQ+ individuals can thrive, be their authentic selves, and contribute meaningfully. We collaborate with multinational corporations, public sector organisations, and civil…

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April 23 @ 4:18 AM Looking for a great way to get active outdoors with your colleagues, friends, or family? On Sunday, June 1, join the Rainbow Ride, an energetic, colourful, and inclusive cycling event starting from LIEF…

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Dear trans+@WP friends and allies,We need your help! The rights of transgender individuals are under increasing pressure worldwide, from restrictive legislation to corporate and government rollbacks on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI). These attacks threaten not just policies but the everyday lives and dignity of our community.At Workplace Pride, we…

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April 23 @ 4:18 AM Member Only EventYou are invited to the Global Leaders Council (GLC) Q1 2025The GLC is an online quarterly forum in which Workplace Pride members can have a high-level discussion on strategic topics important to LGBTIQ+ inclusion in…

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April 23 @ 4:18 AM At Workplace Pride we hold regular member exchanges. These member exchanges are interactions, collaborations, and support networks established among members of Workplace Pride who share a commitment to promoting LGBTIQ+ inclusion in the…

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April 23 @ 4:18 AM At Workplace Pride we hold regular member exchanges. These member exchanges are interactions, collaborations, and support networks established among members of Workplace Pride who share a commitment to promoting LGBTIQ+ inclusion in the…

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April 23 @ 4:18 AM TitleDE&I and Corporate AmericaModerator: Yuli KimPresenting Organisations / Panellists: Abstract:Major companies such as Citi, Meta, McDonald’s, and Goldman Sachs are reevaluating or scaling back their DEI commitments. This trend is influenced by political…

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Pictured L-R: Numan (he/him) – Malaysia, Akira (she/her) – Japan, Adhil (he/him) – Sri Lanka, Rohin (he/him, they/them) – India, Deborah Abrahams (she/her) – Public Speaking Coach, Building Bridges Program, Bella Aubree (she/her) – Indonesia, Mominul (he/she/they, him/her/them) – BangladeshAmsterdam, August 2, 2024 – The Rijksmuseum hosted the 6th “Stories from…

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