Creates Barriers to Allyship

When DEI terminology is unclear, potential allies might avoid engaging in conversations about inclusion. For women in tech, this translates into fewer advocates within teams and leadership, diminishing the support systems necessary for their advancement and retention.

When DEI terminology is unclear, potential allies might avoid engaging in conversations about inclusion. For women in tech, this translates into fewer advocates within teams and leadership, diminishing the support systems necessary for their advancement and retention.

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Common Misused Terms in DEI Contexts

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