Different types of families

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This journey is for managers and people leaders who want to increase their knowledge of the many varied family constructs to create inclusive workplaces.

Overview

How do families come together? It’s a discussion we need to be having to create awareness that every family is different, to bring representation to all families, and to reflect on how families are portrayed in the world.

From rainbow families to adoptive families to friendship families, explore the many different types of families and discover tips to create respectful and inclusive workplaces.

Diverse pathways to parenthood

Bringing a child into a family can take many forms — all equally special and exciting for parents-to-be. For those of you curious about diverse family constructs, let’s explore some alternative pathways to parenthood including adoption, fostering, donor conception, and surrogacy.


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