He/She/They/Them:
Using Proper Pronouns
at Home
and at Work
Date: Tuesday, January 24th, 2023
Time: 7 PM EST/6 PM CST
Before the Summer of 2020, I had never given my pronouns a second thought.
However, that Summer, I discovered that my eldest child identified as nonbinary and used they/them pronouns.
Today, she identifies as transgender and uses she/they pronouns.
If you are like many others and as I was, you might struggle with understanding what the pronoun fuss is suddenly all about.
Join us for a FREE masterclass where you will get answers to all your questions and more.
Learning Objectives
- Understanding why gender identity and pronouns matter
- Common mistakes to avoid when interacting with gender-diverse persons
- Benefits of using proper pronouns at home and at the workplace
Everything you've always wanted to know about pronouns and more!
- Why are pronouns important?
- How do I begin the conversation with my child or coworker?
- How do I respond when my child shares their pronouns?
- What should I do about all the anti-LGBTQ+ legislation?
- Can I guess someone's pronouns by looking at them?
- What if I make a mistake and use the wrong pronoun?
- How can I be a better ally for my colleagues at work?
- Can a person have more than one pronoun?
- Can cis-gendered persons advertize their pronouns?
- Are gender-neutral pronouns taking over?
- And so much more...
- Understand they/them singular use
and themself vs themselves
- Learn affirming ways to address a mixed crowd of people
- Learn common pronouns for non-binary persons
- Learn why we avoid the phrase "preferred pronoun"
- Learn neo-pronouns like; Zir/It/Hir/Xyr and the truth about using Mr. and Ms. and Mx.
At the end of
this 90-minute class,
you will also...
Meet Your Coach
Dr. Lulu is a queer Nigerian-born pediatrician and certified life coach. She is also a bestselling author, TEDx speaker, and United States Air Force veteran.
A multi-award-winning LGBTQ+ advocate and youth suicide prevention activist,
Dr. Lulu works with families of LGBTQ+ youth and corporate organizations, helping them foster safe, accepting, and affirming spaces at home and at the workplace.
A mother of three, her eldest is a transgender young adult.