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How Will You Observe Pride Month?

Jun 1, 2023 | Diversity and Inclusion, Employee Engagement

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I came home exhilarated! It was such a fun day full of love and acceptance. I met my friend and colleague, Ann Murdoch at the Capital Pride Parade in Washington DC last year. Ann had helped arrange a spot in the parade for one of my clients, and we marched, danced, and giggled all along the route.

It was an honor to be with Ann and other friends celebrating love, diversity, inclusion, and a gorgeous day in the nation’s capital. 

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How will you spend Pride Month, and how will you actively advocate for others? What is your town, city, or workplace doing to welcome diversity of all kinds?

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