Exploring Bias, Identity, and Innovation

This site looks at how technology connects to equity and identity.

This site examines how implicit biases shape our digital world and highlights voices working to create more equitable technological futures. On this site, we look at how bias shows up in technology and what it means to design more responsibly.

Kimberlé Crenshaw explains intersectionality and its importance in understanding identity and discrimination

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About

Learn about my background in economics and information science, and my journey understanding bias and intersectionality.

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Resources

Explore educational materials on implicit bias and intersectionality, designed for first-year college students.

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Tech Hero

Discover the work of a technology professional advancing equity in race, class, and gender.

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Featured Quote

"If we aren't intersectional, some of us, the most vulnerable, are going to fall through the cracks."