9 June 2022Influential Women in IPBrian Winterfeldt

Pride Month: ‘l never wanted to hide myself’

To me, Pride Month serves as an opportunity to recognise and celebrate that members of the LGBTQ+ community deserve full equality in all aspects of society.

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