The Pipeline Project works to achieve significantly increased levels of diversity within LGBT advocacy and service organizations and in the leadership of those organizations with programs that focus on:
The Pipeline Project focuses on four steps to achieve its greater goals:
By recruiting new, diverse talent to work for and with LGBT organizations at staff and Board levels we are infusing the LGBT Movement with young and experienced talent and strenthening organizations. We’re doing this through ever-expanding relationships with colleges, universities, employee resource groups, and other pools of likely recruits, as well as targeted research.
Offering curriculum-based and individually-tailored strategies to assist organizations in guided organizational change that leads them to the goal “inclusiveness” versus simple “diversity.” Following up structured sessions with Executive Directors, Management Teams and Boards with with scheduled follow-up and on-call support and coaching, we are helping organizations increase their capacity to both benefit more effectively from diverse talent and retain that talent.
Providing a comprehensive agenda of programs and services that stems the attrition of key talent from the Movement and deepens their commitment to it. Our programs also ensure appropriate and timely advancement for that talent.
Using existing opportunities and creating new ones to publicize our work enables us to create an ever-larger group of Movement investors working collaboratively to achieve a more dynamic, diverse, successful, and impactful LGBT Movement.