Amelia Conway shares her eating disorder story about the delicate dance between identity, body image, and the belonging, all woven into the tapestry of her experience as a transgender woman.

From the setbacks and emotional challenges, to the rewards and life-changing journey he has since embarked on, Daniel Walters shares his unique experience of becoming a parent.

In the age of Instagram filters and Photoshop, it comes as little surprise that many of us struggle with our self-perception - a deep understanding of who we really are.

Debbie Woods, UK Country Medical Lead and UKIE Head of Medical - General Medicines at Sanofi, spoke to myGwork about coming out, and revealed her top tips for those who feel anxious and are struggling to take the leap.

There is a crisis of trust in healthcare among people within the LGBTQ+ community. That’s one of many reasons why we launched A Million Conversations : our eight-year, global initiative to build trust in healthcare by giving under-represented people a voice, engaging with the industry, and supporting the next generation of diverse healthcare leaders.

Check out the top LGBTQ+ jobs with Sanofi on myGwork.com, the world’s largest business community for LGBTQ+ professionals, students and anyone who believes in workplace equality.

In this video, our DE&I board member Rohini Anand speaks with Sanofians Folake Odediran and Pedro Pitella about the importance of bringing everyone together in the fight for equity.

Sydney is buzzing with #Pride! We’re excited to celebrate and recognise the LGBTQIA+ community throughout the festival. On the eve of #SydneyWorldPride we’re joining Connect Macquarie Park Innovation District, Optus and Macquarie University at the #MacquariePark #PrideForum.

We’re committed to ensuring our clinical trials are inclusive and reflect the diversity of patients who need our transformative treatments.

Today marks National Coming Out Day, an important date in the calendar to discuss the challenges that still exist around coming out. When it comes to coming out, the barriers that exist are complicated and personal - plus, coming out is never a one-off but something that LGBTQ+ people do throughout their life. There are however, many things that al...

Interview with Marie-Gwenaelle Chuit, Employer Branding & Early Talents Partner at Sanofi Hi Marie – thanks for chatting with us. Can you tell us a bit about yourself?After 20 years as an intellectual property lawyer and legal ops expert, I wanted to find a job focusing more on people, as well as diversity, equity and inclusion topics.&nbs...

"Sanofi values inclusion and diversity, and that shows
up in the way it supports families like mine." Christopher Williams, Head
of Corporate & Executive Communications. On this #Pride2020, Sanofi highlights
the voices and stories of its LGBTQ employees.

Before coming out, Emmanuel Desproges, IT leader Australia,
New Zealand and South Korea, wore a mask to work every day: "I wasn’t
pretending to be straight, just trying to be as invisible as possible."

In our third and final story to celebrate our LGBTQIA+
community during Pride Month 2021, Paulo Pires from Brazil shares the
challenges of moving to a new country as a black, gay man.1. How difficult is it to come out at work?Being openly gay can be very stressful in a new company or
even in a new team. It always takes time for me to really get...

We are building a workplace where our people can thrive, but
they can only do so if they feel able to be their true selves. As we continue
to celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community during Pride Month 2021, we hear from Jill
Wuyts who found the support she needed to become her real self.Coming out as a transgender woman at work was hard. I didn’t
know...

Jake Prodoehl reveals the loneliness and isolation he felt
growing up in a moving letter to his younger self. He now runs our PridePlus
employee resource group, just one of the many employee groups at Sanofi who are
doing more to ensure our new diversity and inclusion strategy reaches
everyone. Let me start by saying I love you, even thoug...