Tackling Intersectionality in Tech Equity

Insights from diverse countries demonstrate that equity efforts must recognize intersectionality, addressing how race, socio-economic status, disability, and other factors compound barriers for women in tech. Holistic approaches tailored to varied experiences ensure more inclusive interventions.

Insights from diverse countries demonstrate that equity efforts must recognize intersectionality, addressing how race, socio-economic status, disability, and other factors compound barriers for women in tech. Holistic approaches tailored to varied experiences ensure more inclusive interventions.

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