Evaluating Intersectionality in Data

True health measurement must consider intersectionality, exploring how women of diverse races, ethnicities, disabilities, and socioeconomic backgrounds experience the community differently. Disaggregated data helps identify unique barriers and tailor inclusivity efforts accordingly.

True health measurement must consider intersectionality, exploring how women of diverse races, ethnicities, disabilities, and socioeconomic backgrounds experience the community differently. Disaggregated data helps identify unique barriers and tailor inclusivity efforts accordingly.

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