Tackling. Stereotypes.

In this episode, Head of Pensions Daniel Gerring speaks with Zoe Burdo, Consultant at LCP, and Katy Hyams, Head of Regulatory Policy at the London Metal Exchange. This informative conversation focusses on lesbian, gay, bi and trans women, the double glazed glass ceiling, allyship and much more.

In this episode, Head of Communications and External Relations, Sasha Radoja speaks with composer, conductor and jazz pianist Raymond Yiu. This informative conversation focusses on LGBT+ inclusion, mentoring, classical music, composition and much more.

In this episode, the firm's CSR and Diversity Director Chris Edwards speaks with Consultant Dermatologist Dr Rakesh Anand. This informative conversation focusses on LGBT+ and BAME inclusion in medicine and the NHS, and also the importance of diverse role models.

As part of Pride season, we are running a series of short podcasts providing an insight into the lives and experiences of LGBT+ leaders. These exceptional individuals come from a diverse range of backgrounds and will be sharing with listeners their experiences of LGBT+ inclusion in their respective industries, and also some ideas on what more allies can do to promote LGBT+ equality.

In the first of this series, David Bufton, a Knowledge Lawyer in our Disputes practice, speaks with D&I specialist Leng Montgomery. This honest and open conversation explores Leng's journey towards becoming his authentic self, trans masculine identities, and the importance of trans representation and role models.

The coronavirus lockdown has provoked a mental health crisis among young LGBTQ+ people. This podcast with Dominic Arnall, CEO of LGBT+ charity Just Like Us, and Carly Hubbard, Head of HR at Travers Smith, will highlight findings from the charity's research into the experiences of young LGBTQ+ people over the past year.

You can read more about the research findings here.

This feature will explore some of the themes raised in Devinya Thomas's photographic work "Good Hair", including black female identity, black hair, and how white-centric notions of "appropriateness" can exacerbate exclusion.

In this session, Kwaku, entrepreneur and Programme Manager at YSYS, will be sharing his personal and professional career path, as well as exploring ideas of black excellence, role modelling, and leadership.

This session with Jacqueline Taiwo, Principal at TowerBrook, will examine leadership and role modelling through the lens of race and gender, and the role of professional networks in supporting black women in reaching their career potential.

This session with Natalie Morris, Senior Lifestyle Writer at Metro, examines black inclusion in journalism, and the role of the media in helping facilitate effective conversations about race.