Creating Feedback Loops to Continuously Improve DEI Initiatives

By collecting quantitative and qualitative data from women in tech communities, designers and DEI professionals can iterate on programs and policies. This collaborative approach ensures initiatives remain relevant, effective, and responsive to real needs, fostering trust and sustained engagement.

By collecting quantitative and qualitative data from women in tech communities, designers and DEI professionals can iterate on programs and policies. This collaborative approach ensures initiatives remain relevant, effective, and responsive to real needs, fostering trust and sustained engagement.

Empowered by Artificial Intelligence and the women in tech community.
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