In this session, we discuss ways to co-design demographic questions, avoid deficit indicators and decide who gets access to the data collected.
Topic: Data and evaluation
Reflection in Practice (Session 2)
Get together with fellow practitioners in the SAGE community to discuss learnings from the introduction to ethical data collection.
Using Human Factors and Ergonomics (HFE) methods to achieve gender equity
HFE methods are used to design safe, user-friendly products that meet people’s needs. Can we apply the same methods to set up workplace policies and systems that achieve inclusive outcomes for all?
Introduction to ethical data collection
If you’re collecting staff or student data for an intersectional analysis, it’s important to do it in a respectful and purposeful way. Three experts in data ethics and research methods tell us how.
Intersectionality series
In this series, we’ll provide practical support to help you take an ethical, intersectional approach to gender equity, diversity and inclusion work in your organisation.