HR & Inclusion Practitioners

  • Policy in Motion: Federal Enforcement and State Legislative Trends Shaping the Workplace 
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    Policy in Motion: Federal Enforcement and State Legislative Trends Shaping the Workplace 

    Policy in Motion: Federal Enforcement and State Legislative Trends Shaping the Workplace  May 2026 Key Insights Updates from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Recent Legal and Operational Challenges  EEOC Files Federal Lawsuit Against the New York Times   In early May, the EEOC filed a federal lawsuit against the New York Times on behalf of a former employee who filed a complaint with the…

  • Talking Policy, Not Politics: For HR Professionals
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    Talking Policy, Not Politics: For HR Professionals

    Date Published: Overview Talking Policy, Not Politics: A Guide for Human Resources Professionals grounds LGBTQ+ inclusion as a core HR function across key functions such as compliance, benefits, talent strategy, and workplace investigations. In a climate where inclusion is often mischaracterized as political, this resource equips HR leaders with the language, frameworks, and real-world scenarios…

  • 2026 Pride Guide
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    2026 Pride Guide

    Date Published: The 2026 Out & Equal Pride Guide is your strategic resource for activating meaningful LGBTQ+ inclusion in today’s evolving workplace. Built for this moment, it helps organizations move beyond visibility and into sustained, systems-level impact, where belonging is not a moment, but a measurable part of how work happens every day. Whether you’re…

  • 2026 Kantar x Diva Report
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    2026 Kantar x Diva Report

    Date Published: Overview The 2026 Kantar‑DIVA‑Curve Report explores the lived experiences of LGBTQIA+ women and non‑binary people through the lens of health, wellbeing and safety across five countries: India, South Africa, the United Kingdom, the United States and Germany. Based on insights from over 3,000 respondents, the report shows that while visibility has increased, safety, dignity, and…

  • Talking Policy, Not Politics: For People Leaders
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    Talking Policy, Not Politics: For People Leaders

    Date Published: Overview A companion guide to Talking Policy, Not Politics, this resource equips people leaders to navigate one of today’s most pressing workplace challenges: how to engage in conversations about LGBTQ+ inclusion in an increasingly polarized environment. As incivility rises and employees bring complex perspectives into the workplace, the resource reframes inclusion not as…

  • Gen Z at Work: LGBTQ+ Voices from Brazil, Chile, India, and the Philippines
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    Gen Z at Work: LGBTQ+ Voices from Brazil, Chile, India, and the Philippines

    Date Published: Overview Gen Z at Work: LGBTQ+ Voices from Brazil, Chile, India, and the Philippines offers a grounded look at how the next generation is experiencing workplace inclusion in real time. Drawing on survey data across four key global markets, the report reveals a critical tension: while policies, ERGs, and benefits are more visible…

  • Understanding Federal and State Actions Affecting Workplace Inclusion 
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    Understanding Federal and State Actions Affecting Workplace Inclusion 

    Understanding Federal and State Actions Affecting Workplace Inclusion  April 2026 Key Insights Log In to View This content is Partner-exclusive. Please enter your work email address to access. You will receive an email with a link to log in. Not a Partner Yet? Learn more about accessing exclusive resources in The Hub and the other benefits of…

  • ERGs Without Borders: Global LGBTQ+ Networks in Fragmented Contexts (LATAM)
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    ERGs Without Borders: Global LGBTQ+ Networks in Fragmented Contexts (LATAM)

    Date Published: Overview This session explores the gap between legal progress and lived inclusion across LATAM, where policy advancements do not always translate into everyday workplace experience. It examines how internal company systems often determine whether rights feel meaningful, visible, and actionable for employees. Highlighting the evolving role of Employee Resource Groups (ERGs), the discussion…

  • ERGs Without Borders: Global LGBTQ+ Networks in Fragmented Contexts (APAC)
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    ERGs Without Borders: Global LGBTQ+ Networks in Fragmented Contexts (APAC)

    Date Published: Overview This session explores how inclusion is built across APAC, where employers often serve as the primary infrastructure for belonging in environments with limited external protections. It examines the responsibility organizations hold in translating policy into meaningful, day-to-day support for employees. Through the lens of Employee Resource Groups (ERGs), the conversation highlights how…