Beyond the Blame Game 101: The Intersection of Religion, Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity at Work
Workshop Description
We hear stories from around the globe about the conflicts that typically arise between religious and lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender identities in society at large. In the workplace, these conflicts manifest in lots of ways: from uncomfortable conversations to overt discrimination. The resulting assumption is that these conflicts are inevitable.
Mark E. Fowler of the Tanenbaum Center for Interreligious Understanding and Jean-Marie Navetta of PFLAG National will unpack this assumption, identifying the misconceptions and oversimplifications that too often derail constructive conversations about this topic and result in blame shifting. The session will strive to provide participants with the parameters and possibilities for what can be done to mitigate conflicts and create cultures of inclusion for everyone at work, regardless of how employees identify.
Has this workshop been presented before?
Yes
Contact (primary)
Eliza Blanchard, Tanenbaum
Presenters
Mr. Mark Fowler, Tanenbaum Center for Interreligious Understanding
Professional Title
Managing Director of Programs
Jean-Marie Navetta, PFLAG National / Straight for Equality
Professional Title
Director of Equality & Diversity Partnerships