Will Stroude is an Associate Editor at PinkNews. He focuses on themes surrounding HR and workforce issues, culture and society, with a particular emphasis on LGBTQ topics, social issues, and trans rights in the United Kingdom. Will's insights and work have been featured in PinkNews and Cigalah Group.
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Will Stroude's coverage predominantly focuses on LGBTQ+ representation, community, activism, and entertainment. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or interviews related to LGBTQ+ individuals making an impact in the entertainment industry or promoting diversity and inclusion. Additionally, expertise in LGBTQ+ issues within sports could also be relevant based on his coverage of the Women's World Cup.
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There are a handful of out gay tennis players offering vital LGBTQ+ representation at Wimbledon 2024 in London.
By: Will Stroude
Rishi Sunak has said he believes Britain is "one of the best places in the world to be LGBT", despite faltering international rankings.
Queer Craft exemplifies the grassroots LGBTQ+ groups highlighted by Skittles and PinkNews in their ‘See The Rainbow’ campaign.
Skittles and PinkNews are championing some of the UK’s brightest groups that prove there’s a place for everyone within the rainbow.
There are a handful of out gay tennis players offering vital LGBTQ+ representation at the 2024 US Open in New York.
Aadvice about bringing your 'authentic self' to work is common these days - but is it always right for LGBTQ+ people?
By: Will Stroude
The late John Prescott should be praised for his steadfast support of trans rights, inspired by his connection with April Ashley.
The festive season is upon us and to help get you in the mood, we’ve put together some perfect queer winter romance books.
Receiving kindness at work is linked to lower stress levels, higher wellbeing overall and better inclusion, according to its analysis.
By: Will Stroude
A statement on recent BBC reporting relating to PinkNews, Benjamin Cohen and Anthony James
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