Informing Policy and Funding Decisions

Intersectionality can guide policymakers and funders in setting eligibility criteria that prioritize intersectionally disadvantaged applicants, ensuring resources target those who need them most and helping to close the tech opportunity gap.

Intersectionality can guide policymakers and funders in setting eligibility criteria that prioritize intersectionally disadvantaged applicants, ensuring resources target those who need them most and helping to close the tech opportunity gap.

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