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How Pride Made A Better Person

Celebration on Pride Month

By www.furnday.comPublished 3 years ago 3 min read
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How Pride Made A Better Person
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In 2019, different countries are looking for different rules for LGBTQ+ people. Although the struggle for LGBTQ + rights continues, research has found that in 70 countries/regions around the world, “consensual same-sex relationships are still criminalized and punishable by imprisonment, torture and even death”.

Although some countries have made progress to enable them to provide legal protections for LGBTQ+ people, the stigma still exists. Commenting on the results of the above-mentioned research, Jean Friedberg, director of the Human Rights Movement World Partnership, said: “It is impossible to imagine that there are places on our planet where people’s lives are in danger because they are or are out of love for those who love them. ...".

The steps are small. Although there are some steps to be LGBTQ friendly, no country in the world is better. Because of the above-mentioned efforts and efforts, it is appropriate to make the earth a beautiful and comfortable place. More measurements to remind us how far we have come is the 51st anniversary of the Stonewall Riot or the pride month we all know and celebrate. Want to be concise, clear and relevant. Have content on hand? Downloading HR is very important Sphere Now! People Matters SPHERE Google Play App StoreEven if the rainbow might disappear from the organization’s logo tomorrow, let’s see how to celebrate Pride Month 2020, the different experiences and perceived benefits of different groups of LGBTQ+ employees, and how this prevents us from building an equal community. In an interview with People Matters, industry leaders talked about how they support the spirit of Pride Month in the digital age.

IDA Ireland CEO Martin Shanahan said that the company has shaped Pride through many initiatives. Including the introduction of gender identity and expression policies; promoting the development of knowledge (understanding) through a series of articles on the history of pride and its impact on modern Ireland; and community development through IDA Ireland’s LGBT + Ally Network, which is hosted by Virtual member question and answer form.

"Since 2017, IDA Ireland has developed a transparent diversity and inclusion strategy, that specialize in the range pillars of diversity, skills, gender and ethnic minorities., socio-economic and LGBT+. Our approach is to determine for each pillar Advocates, including policy formulation and development of initiatives and activity plans, these plans and activities will bring visibility to the D&I agenda. Ruchi Bhalla, head of India’s country and region, said: “All our policies are gender-neutral, and we intend to create a The environment allows most people to be valued and respected, and they are often completely themselves.

On this year’s occasion, we proudly partnered with Circle as an “ally” to support the LGBTQI community by participating in the virtual #21DaysAllyChallenge. This can help us better understand the LGBTQI community and thus the challenges it faces. The company not only received training but also celebrated Pride Month with enthusiasm. Sudip Ralhan, Vice President of Human Resources at Walmart Labs in India, talked about how the company promotes a culture where people can express themselves and break prejudices and stereotypes and talked to People Matters about celebrating Pride Month with the theme of UNMASK. ... To raise awareness and cultivate a culture of internal and external participation, we have held a series of virtual but immersive activities throughout the month, including The mask design competition Pride Story special for our employees and their families Videos, music nights of queer artists and allies, and a series of events, including special zoom funds and executive information.

Among other things, the organization also held a LinkedIn live discussion on "Why Commitment Is Important" with well-known external speakers such as Indian athlete and Olympian Duthie Chand. Mehernosh Mehta, Human Resources Director of Mahindra Logistics Limited, announced that the organization launched its LGBTQ inclusion policy at the beginning of Pride. Together with Proud Circle, we organized an LGBTQ awareness and awareness meeting for our team. Or leadership. In addition, we also launched a digital awareness campaign for our employees and are proud to be able to showcase a 21-day circle of allies (increasing community awareness and strengthening the fun interaction of allies) for all employees.

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