Staying positive in a world full of negativity Caroline works with people for whom anxiety is holding them back in life. Her passion is reframing the term \'suffering from anxiety\' to seeing anxiety as something we…
Autism Rocks Sam is an autism and mental health advocate whose passion is spreading autism acceptance and inclusion.Sam\'s mission is to spread autism acceptance by sharing his own story about being excluded and how inclusion…
Right now, we are in a world of talent shortage – we can see this every day when we talk about the NHS, HGV drivers,and the hospitality industry.We are also facing a huge skills gap…
You do have a vision for Diversity and Inclusion in your organisation, right? Ok well, possibly not!There’s a plethora of value statements, visions and goals out there nowadays, some seem empty and most probably feel irrelevant, a corporate idea forced in by HR in order to appease the board or because someone heard its a good idea that everyone else is doing, with very little buy in, communication, or in fact any long term strategy or goals.
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.There are also individuals in the asexual community who identify in the gray area between asexuality and sexuality. Although it should be note that not all individuals fall into these categories or identify with the terminology.
It's fair to say many people don't know how to speak to or about transgender people. So what do the terms involved mean and what's considered polite?