Collaborating With Legal Experts to Draft Policy Proposals

Partnering with lawyers, civil rights organizations, and policy experts enables women in tech to co-create well-researched and practical policy proposals. These collaborations can increase the credibility and effectiveness of suggested reforms aimed at closing legal protection gaps.

Partnering with lawyers, civil rights organizations, and policy experts enables women in tech to co-create well-researched and practical policy proposals. These collaborations can increase the credibility and effectiveness of suggested reforms aimed at closing legal protection gaps.

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