Implementing Intersectional Data Collection

To foster greater inclusion of women, diversity reporting must evolve to include intersectional data collection that recognizes the multiplicity of experiences among women, including race, disability, and LGBTQ+ status. This nuanced approach can help identify specific barriers faced by different groups and tailor interventions more effectively.

To foster greater inclusion of women, diversity reporting must evolve to include intersectional data collection that recognizes the multiplicity of experiences among women, including race, disability, and LGBTQ+ status. This nuanced approach can help identify specific barriers faced by different groups and tailor interventions more effectively.

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