Concerning collection and publishing of disaggregated data to inform state-funded programs, services, and activities.
First reading, referred to State Government, Tribal Affairs & Elections.
Summary
The bill orders Washington state agencies, local governments, and any organization that receives state money (except federally recognized tribes) to gather, analyze and publicly share data that is separated by race, ethnicity, sex and gender identity. It aims to fix data bias that hides the experiences of women and people of color, so policies and funding can be better targeted. The rule would affect programs ranging from health services to transportation and housing.
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