Intersectionality Considerations in Data Collection

Programs increasingly use intersectional benchmarks, analyzing overlap between race, gender, disability, and other identities, to understand complex barriers and foster a more nuanced approach to inclusive participation.

Programs increasingly use intersectional benchmarks, analyzing overlap between race, gender, disability, and other identities, to understand complex barriers and foster a more nuanced approach to inclusive participation.

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