After attending a candlelit vigil for a 16-year-old transgender girl Brianna Ghey who was killed on 11 February, and listening to members of the community chant ‘education saves lives’, it hit home; our actions must speak louder than our words of support and solidarity for the community, and how LGBTQ+ education can help create a path to active inclusion, equity and most importantly, safety.

To mark National Coming Out Day we sat down and spoke to speak to Christina Peach, Account Director & Brand and Inclusion Specialist, Nathan Woodhead, Creative Director and Kev O’Sullivan, Executive Creative Director to hear their coming out stories and find out what it is like being out in the workplace today.From left to right; Kev O'Sul...

Nathan Woodhead, Creative Director, FHF London As a young gay man growing up somewhere between Hull, Grimsby and Scunthorpe being ‘different’ wasn’t something that was widely celebrated. This always fascinated me, why did people dislike each other for being different? Why did being something other than ‘the norm’ instantly offer up an opportun...