Executives & Senior Leaders
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Adapting Global Best Practices in LGBTQ+ Workplace Policies in APAC
Date Published: Overview This session explores how organizations can advance LGBTQ+ inclusion in regions where legal protections are limited, with a focus on navigating complex cultural and regulatory environments across APAC. Grounded in NYU Professor Kenji Yoshino’s models of corporate engagement, the discussion centers on the embassy model, where multinational companies create safe, inclusive workplaces…
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World AIDS Day – Public Policy Timeline
Date Published: Why World AIDS Day Matters for Public Policy World AIDS Day is an opportunity for organizations to reflect on the impact of public policy in shaping the ongoing national response to HIV. This HIV Policy Timeline highlights key milestones over the past four decades, showing how legislation and federal initiatives have influenced everything…
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Talking Policy Not Politics
Date Published: Overview This resource offers practical guidance for navigating constructive conversations about LGBTQ+ inclusion in the workplace. It reframes inclusion as a core business priority—shaping talent attraction, employee engagement, and organizational performance—rather than a political debate. The guide equips leaders, Employee Resource Group (ERG) members, and allies with strategies to address misconceptions, engage in…
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& We Rise. Together. Forward. Now.
Date Published: & We Rise. Together. Forward. Now. Now is the moment to innovate and reinvigorate our commitments and work. The unique challenges – and opportunities – in front of us compel us to throw out our old playbooks of workplace belonging and inclusion. It’s time to adapt, now. For thirty years, Out & Equal…
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What Gives Us Hope
Date Published: I won’t forget my first meeting with senior executives at a major airline over 30 years ago, when one asked me, “Do you think many gay people work here?” It was an honest question. But more urgently, it was a wake-up call. Our invisibility—not only in corporate America but in most communities—along with…
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Who is Gen Z?
Date Published: Overview This one-pager explores the defining characteristics and workplace expectations of Gen Z—the most diverse and digitally native generation to enter the workforce. As Gen Z continues to grow as a share of the global workforce, the resource examines how their values around career development, workplace culture, and technology are reshaping employee expectations.…
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Advancing Trans & Nonbinary Inclusion in the Workplace with Amanda Simpson & Chris Mossiah
Date Published: Overview This episode of Imagine Belonging at Work, hosted by Rhodes Perry, features Amanda Simpson (she/her), CEO of Third Sector LLC, and Chris Mossiah (they/them), Executive Director at JP Morgan, in a powerful conversation on how companies can lead in the face of mounting anti-trans legislation. With over 1,000 anti-trans bills introduced in…
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How To Be an Authentic Ally with Jean-Marie Navetta
Date Published: Overview In this compelling episode of Imagine Belonging at Work, host Rhodes Perry speaks with LGBTQ+ inclusion expert Jean-Marie Navetta (she/ella) about what it truly means to show up as an ally, especially when it’s not easy. Allyship is a practice that requires courage, humility, and action. Together, they explore how to step…
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Talent on the Move
Date Published: Overview This episode of Imagine Belonging at Work, hosted by Rhodes Perry, features Erin Uritus (she/her), CEO of Out & Equal, in a candid conversation about the future of LGBTQ workplace inclusion. Together, they explore the ripple effects of anti-LGBTQ legislation on talent retention, business growth and employee well-being. Drawing from Out &…