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Fairness at work

Want to be a Trans and Nonbinary Ally? Expand Your Ally Journey Beyond the Binary

People who are transgender (trans), including people who are nonbinary, report higher rates of discrimination at work than gay and lesbian individuals, and in many ways things are getting worse. In this session, participants will learn about both gender identity and expression, review expansive pronouns and how to use them, and grow the skills they need to be stronger allies to people who are trans and nonbinary and better champions of belonging.

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