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GaYme changer : how the LGBT+ community and their allies are changing the global economy / Jens Schadendorf.

By: Schadendorf, Jens [author.].Publisher: Mexico ; London : LID Publishing, 2021Description: 373 pages.Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781912555956; 9781911671206.Subject(s): Homophobia -- Economic aspects | Sexual minorities -- Economic conditions | Social responsibility of business | Diversity in the workplaceDDC classification: 174.40866
Partial contents:
Out of the shadows and into the light : the economic power of human recognition -- Barilla's pasta war, a global turnaround, and a new social positioning -- A surprising initiative in Davos, hide-and-seek at the top, and an economic message to the world for the years ahead -- Globally and locally : a growing network of organizations -- Changing cultures, a revolution among the young, and its impact on the business world.
Summary: "It's been a stunning development in a short period of time: In GaYme Changer, the first book of its kind, Jens Schadendorf has traced the LGBT+ community and an increasing number of their allies across the globe to discover the start of a revolution in businesses and economies. With fascinating stories around individuals, companies, nonprofits and a fast-growing cohort of other organizations, he describes the emergence of a strong ecosystem accelerating the rise of global LGBT+ equality. Supported by up-to-date research, he also shows how investment in LGBT+ diversity and inclusion delivers a powerful return. It is both economically and ethically beneficial for companies, societies, and every human being to let LGBT+ people develop into dynamic forces, rooted in new forms of cooperation, learning, and productive activism for ga(y)me changing results. The struggle for recognition is not yet over. However, in workplaces and markets many gay, lesbian, transgender, bisexual and queer individuals have become champions of economic strength – true ga(y)me changers, not only working for the next level of LGBT+ equality, but also developing the global economy faster and for the better."-- Provided by publisher.
List(s) this item appears in: LGBT+ History Month 2024
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Out of the shadows and into the light : the economic power of human recognition -- Barilla's pasta war, a global turnaround, and a new social positioning -- A surprising initiative in Davos, hide-and-seek at the top, and an economic message to the world for the years ahead -- Globally and locally : a growing network of organizations -- Changing cultures, a revolution among the young, and its impact on the business world.

"It's been a stunning development in a short period of time: In GaYme Changer, the first book of its kind, Jens Schadendorf has traced the LGBT+ community and an increasing number of their allies across the globe to discover the start of a revolution in businesses and economies. With fascinating stories around individuals, companies, nonprofits and a fast-growing cohort of other organizations, he describes the emergence of a strong ecosystem accelerating the rise of global LGBT+ equality. Supported by up-to-date research, he also shows how investment in LGBT+ diversity and inclusion delivers a powerful return. It is both economically and ethically beneficial for companies, societies, and every human being to let LGBT+ people develop into dynamic forces, rooted in new forms of cooperation, learning, and productive activism for ga(y)me changing results. The struggle for recognition is not yet over. However, in workplaces and markets many gay, lesbian, transgender, bisexual and queer individuals have become champions of economic strength – true ga(y)me changers, not only working for the next level of LGBT+ equality, but also developing the global economy faster and for the better."-- Provided by publisher.

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