Ralph Kellogg S3E34

<p>Advocate and human resources professional Ralph Kellogg talks about coming to terms with being gay, coping with mental health challenges, and advocating for others in the face of persistent prejudice and stigma. Kellogg also shares his grief at the death of a close teenage friend while at the same time learning about love.</p><p>With over twenty years in the areas of human resources and people management and leadership, <a href="https://blog.shrm.org/author/1494" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Ralph Kellogg</a> is currently the Vice President for People and Training at <a href="https://www.onelfs.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Lutheran Family Services</a>. Kellogg is an advocate in the areas of LGBTQ rights and belonging at work, and frequently speaks to and consults with organizations on the subjects of authenticity, and how leaders can help team members who are challenged by anxiety and panic within the workplace, a subject he explores in his recent <a href="https://youtu.be/2FmjhKjb-vE" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">TEDxOmaha</a> presentation on normalizing mental health conversations in the workplace. Kellogg has had articles published in Forbes.com, the Society for Human Resources Management Blog, and the HR Gazette.</p>