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ALLY GUIDING BEHAVIORS The following outlines guiding behaviors for those becoming allies to LGBTQ colleagues. FIND COMMON GROUND When discussing relationships, marriage, parenting, and family, focus conversation on common ground, beliefs, hopes, and dreams. VALIDATE WHEN OTHERS SHARE Hold in confidence and validate another person’s feelings when they share issues around orientation, gender identity, or gender expression. REFOCUS CONVERSATIONS Tactfully refocus conversations with coworkers in a more accurate, supportive, and inclusive direction. CALL OUT HUMOR Tactfully call out “humor” or comments aimed at or about someone because they are LGBTQ. ACKNOWLEDGE AND ASK FOR HELP When talking with someone who is LGBTQ, acknowledge and ask for help when not certain how to talk about something.
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ALLY GUIDING BEHAVIORS - Out & Equal · ALLY GUIDING BEHAVIORS The following outlines guiding behaviors for those becoming allies to LGBTQ colleagues. FIND COMMON GROUND When discussing

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Page 1: ALLY GUIDING BEHAVIORS - Out & Equal · ALLY GUIDING BEHAVIORS The following outlines guiding behaviors for those becoming allies to LGBTQ colleagues. FIND COMMON GROUND When discussing

ALLY GUIDING BEHAVIORSThe following outlines guiding behaviors for those becoming allies to LGBTQ colleagues.

FIND COMMON GROUNDWhen discussing relationships, marriage, parenting, and family, focus conversation on common ground, beliefs, hopes, and dreams.

VALIDATE WHEN OTHERS SHAREHold in confidence and validate another person’s feelings when they share issues around orientation, gender identity, or gender expression.

REFOCUSCONVERSATIONSTactfully refocus conversations with coworkers in a more accurate, supportive, and inclusive direction.

CALL OUTHUMORTactfully call out “humor” or comments aimed at or about someone because they are LGBTQ.

ACKNOWLEDGE AND ASK FOR HELP When talking with someone who is LGBTQ, acknowledge and ask for help when not certain how to talk about something.