Should trans people use disabled toilets? Feat. Mike, Narinder & Joanne Lockwood | Matt Allwright | Storm Huntley
Should use trans people use the disabled toilets following a suggestion by Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch. This idea, stemming from a Supreme Court ruling on defining sex biologically, has sparked debate. Some see using disabled toilets as practical, but others argue it's discriminatory and unfairly segregates marginalized groups. Concerns are voiced about the impact on both disabled and trans individuals, emphasizing the need for safe, inclusive facilities. Panelists argue the real issue lies with predatory behavior in society, not with trans people, and stress the importance of inclusive public spaces.
Trans Verdict: Should Starmer apologise to women? Feat. Guto, Yasmin & Joanne Lockwood | Jeremy Vine
The interview focuses on whether Keir Starmer should apologise to women’s rights campaigners after the Supreme Court’s ruling on the legal definition of a woman as based on biological sex. Jeremy Vine leads a panel featuring trans inclusion specialist Joanne Lockwood, who emphasises the confusion and divisiveness caused by conflicting legal and societal definitions. The discussion explores the impact on policy, education, and personal identity, with contributors calling for empathy, clarity, and respect for both biological and trans women. The debate underscores the urgent need for nuanced understanding within an often polarised national conversation.
Project 2025: Implications for the Trans Community Explained with Jess Pettitt
In the latest Inclusion Bites Watch, Joanne Lockwood and Jess Pettitt tackle the dire situation in the United States as of March 2025, highlighting the active persecution of trans and Non-binary individuals by the government, a move unseen in modern Western history. They discuss Project 2025, a Heritage Foundation initiative aimed at rolling back rights and erasing identities deemed "mutable." Jess articulates the complex factors, including religious and political influences, that drive this regressive agenda, while Joanne notes similar patterns emerging in the UK. Their discussion paints a vivid picture of the global challenges to inclusion and identity, underscoring the urgent need for dialogue and advocacy.
The Essential Guide to Trans-Inclusive Menopause Language
An essential guide to trans-inclusive menopause language, featuring insights from Joanne Lockwood. This episode explores the complexities of menopause across diverse gender identities, emphasising the importance of inclusive language and support structures. Discover strategies to create positive experiences for all individuals, including those who identify as transmasculine, transfeminine, or nonbinary.
The Hidden Challenges of Gender Transition
Understanding the climate, understanding of the world we live in right now, the toxicity, the pressure, family, friends, workplace, society, and our own minds. Understanding all of that... Advocate. Call it out or call it in... Educate... And then most importantly is create an environment where people can belong... create an environment that's positive, not just for me, but for all people. Where they can thrive in the environment you create.
From Defensiveness to Accountability: Lessons from Boots and Sandals
Boot and Sandal navigate the complex dynamics of privilege, harm, and genuine accountability, illustrating how empathy, active listening, and committed actions can foster more inclusive and compassionate interactions in our daily lives.
Unlocking Inclusivity: The Overlooked in Communication
Joanne Lockwood addresses the critical issue of inclusive communication. She sheds light on the challenges faced by people with disabilities, such as hearing loss and colour blindness, and highlights the importance of considering neurodiversity and cultural differences when speaking to diverse audiences. Joanne emphasizes the necessity of ensuring that communication is not only heard but also understood and appreciated by everyone, creating a truly inclusive experience. She offers practical advice on using inclusive language, auditory descriptions, and structured talks to cater to the varied needs of the audience. She concludes with a call to action for speakers to make a commitment toward more inclusive presentations and invites listeners to continue the conversation on LinkedIn, encouraging a collective effort to infuse inclusivity into every aspect of public speaking.
Reflecting on EDI in the UK: 2023 Highlights and Predictions for 2024
In this episode, Joanne Lockwood offers a retrospective on the state of Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) in the UK in 2023 and projects potential shifts for 2024. She reflects on the challenges faced by the LGBTQ plus and transgender community and emphasizes the crucial role of listening, continuous learning, inclusive leadership, policy advocacy, and personal reflection in shaping a more inclusive future. Joanne's insights provide actionable steps for individuals and organizations to create meaningful change in the landscape of EDI. Tune in to gain valuable perspectives and actionable insights for building a more inclusive world.
Transforming Allies: Empowering Trans and Nonbinary Support in the Workplace
To create positive people experiences, we delve into the role that allies can play in fostering inclusivity and bringing about culture change in the workplace. We discuss the importance of respect, creating safe spaces, and advocating for trans and nonbinary colleagues. Our goal is to equip you with the knowledge and tools to become a better ally and advocate for LGBTQ+ rights, allowing trans and queer individuals to not just survive but thrive.
Inclusion Bites Podcast on YouTube
The Inclusion Bites Podcast is now in its third year. You can now find it not only on the usual podcasting channels. but now also on YouTube Podcasts! The same content you have come to love, in a new package.
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