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1 in 5 Gen Z individuals identify as LGBTQ+. Despite great strides in acceptance and inclusion, many LGBTQ+ professionals remain closeted at work, resulting in reduced productivity, retention, and creativity. To prepare for the evolving workforce, it is imperative that businesses and the professionals within them understand how to be effective allies and create inclusive workplaces.
Join queer educator and consultant Ali Kane (she/they) and the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce to deepen your understanding of LGBTQ+ identities. You will examine the foundations of gender and sexuality, receive recommendations for creating inclusive workplaces, and develop the skills to become authentic allies for your LGBTQ+ colleagues.
This highly interactive three-hour virtual workshop includes several formats including lecture, breakout room discussion, a pre-session activity, and development of personal allyship plans.
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Wednesday May 3, 2023 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM EDT
Member/Government Rate: $200 Non-member Rate: $300 Small Business/Nonprofit Member Rate: $100 (Chamber small business members at $1,000 level and below)
This program is in redevelopment. Click this page for DEI resources.
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