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Returning to work with Resource Solutions: Kim's Story
by Resource Solutions 23/05/22
Mental Health Awareness at Aon
by Aon 23/05/22
Meet Laura: Proposals coordinator at ISG
by ISG 20/05/22
Lucy Griffiths speaks about her coaching experience with UKA
by UK Athletics 20/05/22
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British LGBT Legacy
by Independent Office for Police Conduct 28/02/22
Despite Britain’s image as a global leader in LGBTQ+ rights, it is important to remember Britain’s history of colonising nations. Many of the countries, including Mauritius, Bangladesh and Jamaica,...
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What it Means to be Black and LGBTQ+
by Independent Office for Police Conduct 28/02/22
India Hosten-Hughes, Stakeholder Engagement Manager, Stonewall said in 2021 that people in today’s society still think of black queer identities as being an oxymoron. She accepts that conversations...
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IOPC LGBT History Month blog - Remnants of Imported Homophobia in the Commonwealth
by Independent Office for Police Conduct 28/02/22
I identify as female, mixed-race, LGBTQ+ and disabled. Most of my family are of Jamaican heritage but I also have a Nan who is white British. Growing up, my exposure to anything related to LGBTQ+ was...
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IOPC LGBT History Month blog - Love Letters from the Trenches
by Independent Office for Police Conduct 28/02/22
When I joined the army, I became part of the family of the 2nd Battalion Royal Regiment of Fusiliers who had an affiliation to Birmingham and recruited from in and around this area. The Fusiliers is p...
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We’ve won the Stonewall Silver Employer Award for LGBT+ inclusion at work
by Independent Office for Police Conduct 01/02/22
We’ve been awarded the Silver Employer Award in Stonewall’s Workplace Equality Index for 2022. This is a great achievement and recognition of our efforts to become an LGBT+ employer. Our Pride staff...
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Black LGBTQ+ Pioneers Through History
by Independent Office for Police Conduct 01/10/21
Audre Lorde (born 1934) was an American poet, writer, feminist, librarian, and civil rights activist. Her work was influential to the anti-war, civil rights and women’s movement during the later hal...
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