Out2Learn with Andreena Leeanne

In our evolving world, the concepts of diversity and inclusion have gained significant attention, but a deeper understanding of intersectionality is crucial for fostering a truly inclusive society. Andreena Leeanne aims to demystify the notion of intersectionality, explore its importance within diversity and inclusion, and provide practical insights to embrace a holistic approach that promotes equality and fairness for all. Come one this journey with us in a safe space to learn more and become better advocates for change in our community.

Agenda 

Noon: Introduction to OutBritain & Andreena Leeanne 

12:05:

• What intersectionality is and why it is important
• To explore diversity and inclusion from a lived experience perspective
• Allyship in practice – examples and practical tips

12:35: Q&A 

13:00: End 

About Andreena Leeanne

Andreena Leeanne (she/her), 43, is a Lived Experience Speaker and wellbeing Workshop Facilitator who helps corporate organisations with their inclusion and wellbeing strategy by delivering ‘Lunch and Learn’ sessions about intersectionality, allyship, and kindness in the workplace.

Andreena also facilitates wellbeing workshops which focus on self-care. During the structured workshops, the participants are encouraged to explore what self-care means to them and find strategies to avoid burnout, reduce staff sickness absence and increase overall productivity.

In January 2015, Andreena founded Poetry LGBT Open Mic Night, a warm and welcoming space for the LGBTQ+ community to come together and share their experiences and creativity through poetry and spoken word.

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In 2018 Andreena was one of Stonewall’s Black History Month role models and was shortlisted for a Positive LGBT Role Model National Diversity Award in 2020.

Andreena is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (RSA).