As part of Vada’s Out at Work series, we introduce you to Cohlan Coote, Director and Head of Finance at a leading PR firm. He shares how he landed in the finance sector and the support he received from his manager to be himself at work.
The theatre-maker and actor speaks to Hadley Stewart about his latest play ‘Toxic’ and queer shame.
The councillor talks to Hadley Stewart about the government’s treatment of trans people, LGBTQ+ allyship and how he’s on a mission to serve his local constituents in Liverpool.
Speaking to Hadley Stewart for Bisexual Awareness Week, Vaneet Mehta shares his experiences of biphobia, racism and bisexual invisibility.
The RNLI lifeboat volunteer tells Vada how he balances saving lives at sea with a day job, and what it’s being LGBTQ+ in a small seaside town.
As part of Vada’s Out at Work series, we introduce you to Paul Maddock, a Senior Associate at an international law firm. He shares how he has always felt able to be himself at work and advice for the next generation of LGBTQ+ lawyers.
As part of Vada’s Out at Work series, we introduce you to Rosie Hall, Communication Manager at Hable. She explains how she took an alternative path into her career and her experiences of coming out in the workplace.
The author sat down with Hadley Stewart to discuss male privilege, writing about sex and how he wants to use his experiences to start new conversations.
One of the most senior police officers serving in the Greater Manchester Police speaks with Hadley Stewart about what it’s really like to be gay in the police today.
The author sits down with Hadley Stewart to discuss the impact of Section 28 on queer young people, and the ongoing hidden censorship that continues in schools today.