PrideON from the Civil Service LGBT+ Network

In this episode Leah and Kirsty discuss LGBT+ parenthood and the conversations that brings along with increasing visibility as a senior leader.

In this episode Leah and Sam discuss the importance of diversity and inclusion in the workplace as well as LGBT+ and women role models.

In this episode Leah and Freya discuss increasing LGBT+ and women role models in science along with how climate work is interlinked with diversity and inclusion.

This is the PrideON Podcast from the Civil Service LGBT+ Network.

Pride events in towns and cities across the UK have been put on hold this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, but just because those events can’t take place, that doesn’t mean we can’t take pride in who we are.

On this podcast, you’ll hear from inspiring LGBT+ civil servants and allies talking about their identities, experiences and work, and what pride means to them.

In this episode, John Peart speaks to Keela Shackell-Smith, who's a Diversity and Inclusion Manager in the Cabinet Office. Keela talks about her – and her partner's – experiences of having a baby as same-sex parents.

Find out more about the Civil Service LGBT+ Network on our website at www.civilservice.lgbt, and take a look at our dedicated page for PrideON at www.civilservice.lgbt/pride for all the latest information about this year’s Pride activities.

You can contact us at info@civilservice.lgbt

Follow us on Twitter: @cslgbt

Find us on Instagram: @civilservicelgbt

Like us on Facebook at /civilservicelgbt

This is the PrideON Podcast from the Civil Service LGBT+ Network.

Pride events in towns and cities across the UK have been put on hold this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, but just because those events can’t take place, that doesn’t mean we can’t take pride in who we are.

On this podcast, you’ll hear from inspiring LGBT+ civil servants and allies talking about their identities, experiences and work, and what pride means to them.

In this episode, John Peart speaks to the Civil Service LGBT+ Network’s current Chair, Kate Hughes. They talk about the work of the cross-government network, how it's changing to meet the challenges of the pandemic and the value of the Civil Service taking part in Pride activities each year.

Find out more about the Civil Service LGBT+ Network on our website at www.civilservice.lgbt, and take a look at our dedicated page for PrideON at www.civilservice.lgbt/pride for all the latest information about this year’s Pride activities.

You can contact us at info@civilservice.lgbt

Follow us on Twitter: @cslgbt

Find us on Instagram: @civilservicelgbt

Like us on Facebook at /civilservicelgbt