The Thomson Reuters Institute is proud to announce OutLaws 2020, an eight-part thought leadership webinar series devoted to advancing international LGBTQ2+ access to justice. Our eighth installment examines the emotional support networks and individual journeys of modern trans lives.
Though some see transitioning as a highly personal process, the truth is decidedly more complex. For friends, families and loved ones, learning to support—or in some instances accept—a trans individual’s new identity can be an uncomfortable or arduous experience. The same might be said for members of one’s immediate or extended professional network—even despite the best of intentions. This session seeks to understand how organizations and fellow professionals can best support colleagues, friends or family living a newly realized truth. Participants will discover how to foster an informed and compassionate support system within personal and professional settings.
Moderator:
William Bradshaw, Manager, National HR – Inclusion & Diversity, KPMG LLP
Panelists:
Beck Bailey, Director, Workplace Equality Program, Human Rights Campaign
Kayla Gore, Southern Regional Organizer, TLC@SONG
Gina Grahame, Founder/CEO, Grahame Institute of Strategic Communication; President/Member, Golden Gate Business Association
Katie Krasky, Associate, Goldman Sachs
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Please consider accessing our other OutLaws 2020 webinars:
On the Basis of Sex: LGBTQ Employment Rights at a Crossroads – Part I
A House Divided: Pathways of Remediation for the LGBTQ2+ Community and Law Enforcement – Part II
Taken: Exposing Global LGBTQ Human Trafficking – Part III
Fellow Travelers: Encouraging LGBTQ Self-Identification in the Workplace – Part IV
Original Sin: Religiosity, Same-Sex Desire & Institutionalized Homophobia – Part V
Spectacular Bodies: Privacy, Public Identity & LGBTQ2+ Personality – Part VI
Building Bridges: Supporting Transition in the Workplace – Part VII
