Monthly Archive April 2018

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ByJoanne Lockwood

Transgender Awareness Lunch & Learn Hosted by Elite HR

I was invited by Elite HR to talk to some of their clients and business partners over lunch to deliver a Transgender Inclusion and Awareness talk in Portsmouth. The audience feedback was extremely positive and even seasoned professionals still had plenty to take away from the session.

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Gender-Bricks

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ByJoanne Lockwood

SOGI (Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity)

SOGI is an inclusive term that represents all individuals regardless of Sexual Orientation or Gender Identity. It includes lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, two-spirit, heterosexual and cisgender.

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Asexual Identities

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ByJoanne Lockwood

Gender, Gender Fluid, Identity, Indivdualality, Non-Binary, Sexual Identity, Transgender

Asexual Identities

Many Asexuals (Ace) identify with two orientations: a romantic and a sexual one. An Asexual’s romantic orientation determines which gender(s), if any, they are inclined to form romantic relationships with.

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