Disaggregated data can reveal systemic inequities. It can also reinforce them — here’s how.
Experts say disaggregated data collection needs to be done with the consent and guidance of subjects, as well as a genuine commitment to change.
Why It Matters
Community trust in social impact organizations who do disaggregated data collection can be shattered if it is done badly, especially with subjects who are already overpoliced and surveilled.
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