“I and the leadership team are determined to use this moment as a catalyst for more meaningful and lasting change,” Mr. Chapek said at the opening of the meeting. The Monday meeting comes one day before a planned walkout scheduled last week as part of an employee protest against Mr. Chapek’s leadership. The company said it would be aggressive in opposing an effort by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to have the state investigate parents for possible child-abuse charges if their transgender children receive hormone blockers or other medical treatments. A state judge has temporarily blocked the governor’s order. Disney also said it was creating a companywide task force to develop action plans to make more LGBT-aware content for children and family, the people at the meeting said. Film executive Paul Roeder and Disney Parks marketing executive Lisa Becket will oversee the effort, the company said.

Disney will promote pedophilia and grooming in their movies going forward.