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Diversity Equity And Inclusion In The Information Technology Industry Statistics

The tech industry shows persistent gaps in diversity and inclusion despite widespread DEI initiatives.

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11% of disabled adults are employed in IT compared to 20% non-disabled, US 2023.

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Tech accessibility compliance: 40% of sites fail WCAG, 2023 WebAIM.

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Autistic individuals in tech: 1%, but 16% desire tech careers, 2023.

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Neurodiverse hiring programs in tech: 25% of large firms, 2023 SHRM.

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Blind/low vision in tech: 0.8%, 2023 AbilityJobs.

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Mental health disclosures in tech: 15%, 2023 Mindshare.

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UK disabled IT workers: 12%, vs 22% workforce, 2023 ONS.

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In Canada, disabled tech pros: 9%, 2023.

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Australian disability in IT: 7%, 2023.

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Deaf/hard of hearing in tech: 0.5%, 2023 NAD.

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Tech accommodations provided: 60% of requests met, 2023 Job Accommodation Network.

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Chronic illness in tech workforce: 18%, hidden disability 2023.

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Mobility impaired in tech offices: under 1%, 2023.

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ADHD in tech self-ID: 10%, 2023 ADDitude survey.

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Retention of disabled tech workers: 65% vs 80%, 2023 Accenture.

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EU disabled IT employment gap: 25%, 2023 Eurostat.

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Big Tech disability reps: 4%, 2023 reports.

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Veteran disabled in tech: 2%, 2023 Hiring Our Heroes.

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Latin America disabled IT: 5%, 2023 IDB.

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India disabled in IT: 2%, 2023 NASSCOM.

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Disability leadership in tech: 1%, 2023 Ruderman Family Foundation.

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Pay equity for disabled: 82 cents/dollar, 2023.

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70% of tech firms have DEI training including disability, 2023 Gartner.

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In 2023, the pay gap for women in tech is 6% after controlling for role.

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Black tech workers promoted 20% slower than white peers, McKinsey 2023.

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Employee resource groups in tech: 85% of companies, 2023 Deloitte.

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Turnover rate for underrepresented minorities in tech: 25% annually, 2023.

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Inclusion scores: Tech averages 75/100, Gallup 2023.

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Mentorship programs boost retention by 30% for women in tech, 2023 Catalyst.

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Unconscious bias training effectiveness: 15% improvement in hiring, 2023.

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Equity in performance reviews: 70% fair per employees, 2023.

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Flexible work increases DEI retention by 22%, 2023 FlexJobs.

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Tech firms with pay transparency: 40%, 2023 levels.fyi.

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Retention gap: Women leave tech 2x faster after 10 years, 2023 NCWIT.

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Minority promotion to director: 12 months longer, 2023.

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Belonging index in tech: 68%, compared to 72% all industries, 2023.

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DEI budget in tech: average $2M per large firm, 2023.

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Sponsorship for URM: 40% less than majority, 2023 LeanIn.

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Hybrid work equity: 80% satisfaction for minorities, 2023.

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Grievance resolution equity: 65% positive for women, 2023 EEOC.

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Tech retention after parental leave: 75% for women vs 95% men, 2023.

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Supplier diversity spend: 10% of procurement in tech, 2023.

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DEI metrics tracking: 90% of top tech firms, 2023.

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In 2023, women represented only 26% of the professional computing workforce in the US IT industry.

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Globally, female participation in tech roles stands at 25% as per 2022 data.

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In Silicon Valley tech firms, women hold 30% of technical positions in 2023.

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Only 22% of AI professionals are women according to 2023 surveys.

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Women in IT earn 84 cents for every dollar men earn in the US, 2022 data.

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18% of software developers in the EU are women, Eurostat 2023.

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In India, women comprise 34% of the IT workforce but only 8% in leadership.

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UK tech sector has 19% women in computing roles, 2023.

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28% of cybersecurity professionals are women globally, 2022.

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In Canada, women make up 24% of IT professionals, 2023 StatsCan.

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Australian tech industry has 29% female employees, 2022.

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In entry-level tech roles, women are 35%, dropping to 15% at VP level.

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21% of cloud computing specialists are women, 2023 Gartner.

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Brazil IT sector: 20% women, NASSCOM-like report 2023.

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Women in Big Tech (FAANG) average 33% workforce, 2023.

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Japan tech: 17% women in engineering, 2022 METI.

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South Africa IT: 25% female, 2023 IITPSA.

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27% of data scientists are women, Kaggle 2023 survey.

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In startups, women founders in tech: 12%, 2023 Crunchbase.

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US college CS grads: 22% women, NCES 2023.

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Nigeria tech: 30% women, 2023 Andela report.

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Mexico IT: 28% women, 2022 INEGI.

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Women in DevOps: 19%, 2023 survey.

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24% of blockchain developers female, 2023.

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In gaming tech, women: 23%, IGDA 2023.

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Finland IT: 26% women, 2023 Tilastokeskus.

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Women in IT management: 25%, Deloitte 2023.

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20% of hardware engineers women, IEEE 2023.

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Singapore tech: 32% women, 2023 IMDA.

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LGBTQ+ individuals represent 5.6% of the US tech workforce, per 2023 McKinsey survey.

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21% of Gen Z tech workers identify as LGBTQ+, Deloitte 2023.

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Openly gay executives in Fortune 500 tech: 1%, Out Leadership 2023.

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Transgender in tech: 0.6%, Human Rights Campaign 2023.

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Bisexual tech workers: 2.5%, Gallup 2023 poll.

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UK tech LGBTQ+ employees: 7%, Stonewall 2023.

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In Silicon Valley, 10% of tech workers LGBTQ+, 2023 survey.

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Non-binary in tech: 1.2%, 2023 Gartner.

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Lesbian representation higher in tech than average at 1.8%, 2023.

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LGBTQ+ retention: 75% vs 85% straight, 2023 Edelman.

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In Canada tech, 8% LGBTQ+, 2023 Pride at Work.

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Australian LGBTQ+ in IT: 6.5%, 2023 ABS.

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EU LGBTQ+ tech leaders: 3%, 2023 ILGA-Europe.

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Black LGBTQ+ in tech: 1%, intersectional 2023.

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Women LGBTQ+ in tech: 3.2%, 2023.

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Tech companies with LGBTQ+ ERGs: 92%, HRC CEI 2023.

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Out tech CEOs: 2% of public companies, 2023.

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LGBTQ+ job satisfaction in tech: 82%, vs 78% overall, 2023.

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In startups, LGBTQ+ founders: 4%, 2023 Crunchbase.

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India tech LGBTQ+ disclosure: 1%, 2023.

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Brazil LGBTQ+ in IT: 5%, 2023 ABStartups.

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Japan tech LGBTQ+: 2%, low disclosure 2023.

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South Africa tech LGBTQ+: 7%, 2023.

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In 2023, Black or African American workers comprised 7.4% of the high-tech workforce in the US.

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Hispanics/Latinos make up 9% of IT professionals in US, BLS 2023.

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Asian Americans are 40% of tech workforce but 6% of executives, 2023.

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Native American IT workers: 0.5% in US tech, 2023 Census.

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Black women in tech: 3%, McKinsey 2023.

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In UK, Black IT workers: 4%, 2023 ONS.

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Latinx in Canadian tech: 5%, 2023 StatsCan.

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Indigenous in Australian IT: 1.2%, 2023 ABS.

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South Asian in US tech: 15%, 2023 NSF.

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Pacific Islanders in tech: 0.3%, EEOC 2023.

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In EU, ethnic minorities in IT: 8%, Eurostat 2023.

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Black executives in Big Tech: 2%, 2023 reports.

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Hispanic VPs in tech: 4%, 2023.

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In India IT, Dalit representation: 5%, 2023 NASSCOM.

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Middle Eastern in US tech: 3%, 2023.

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Black CS grads: 7%, NCES 2023.

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Latino software engineers: 8%, Stack Overflow 2023.

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Asian women in tech leadership: 4%, LeanIn 2023.

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In Brazil, Afro-Brazilian IT: 6%, 2023 IBGE.

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Native Hawaiian tech workers: 0.4%, 2023 Hawaii.gov.

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In South Africa, Coloured IT workers: 10%, 2023.

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East Asian dominance: 50% of tech patents, USPTO 2023.

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Black retention in tech: 50% leave within 5 years, 2023.

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Hispanic promotion rates: 60% of white peers, 2023 McKinsey.

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In EU tech startups, minority founders: 9%, 2023 Dealroom.

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified Apr 16, 2026·Next review: Oct 2026

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Despite overwhelming evidence that diverse teams drive innovation, the stark reality in the IT industry is a landscape of persistent gaps, where women hold just 26% of computing roles in the US, Black or African American workers comprise only 7.4% of the high-tech workforce, LGBTQ+ individuals represent 5.6%, and the pay for women sits at 84 cents to a man's dollar.

Key Takeaways

In 2023, women represented only 26% of the professional computing workforce in the US IT industry.
Globally, female participation in tech roles stands at 25% as per 2022 data.
In Silicon Valley tech firms, women hold 30% of technical positions in 2023.
In 2023, Black or African American workers comprised 7.4% of the high-tech workforce in the US.
Hispanics/Latinos make up 9% of IT professionals in US, BLS 2023.
Asian Americans are 40% of tech workforce but 6% of executives, 2023.
LGBTQ+ individuals represent 5.6% of the US tech workforce, per 2023 McKinsey survey.
21% of Gen Z tech workers identify as LGBTQ+, Deloitte 2023.
Openly gay executives in Fortune 500 tech: 1%, Out Leadership 2023.
11% of disabled adults are employed in IT compared to 20% non-disabled, US 2023.
Tech accessibility compliance: 40% of sites fail WCAG, 2023 WebAIM.
Autistic individuals in tech: 1%, but 16% desire tech careers, 2023.
In 2023, the pay gap for women in tech is 6% after controlling for role.
Black tech workers promoted 20% slower than white peers, McKinsey 2023.
Employee resource groups in tech: 85% of companies, 2023 Deloitte.

The tech industry shows persistent gaps in diversity and inclusion despite widespread DEI initiatives.

Disability Inclusion

111% of disabled adults are employed in IT compared to 20% non-disabled, US 2023.

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2Tech accessibility compliance: 40% of sites fail WCAG, 2023 WebAIM.

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3Autistic individuals in tech: 1%, but 16% desire tech careers, 2023.

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4Neurodiverse hiring programs in tech: 25% of large firms, 2023 SHRM.

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5Blind/low vision in tech: 0.8%, 2023 AbilityJobs.

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6Mental health disclosures in tech: 15%, 2023 Mindshare.

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7UK disabled IT workers: 12%, vs 22% workforce, 2023 ONS.

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8In Canada, disabled tech pros: 9%, 2023.

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9Australian disability in IT: 7%, 2023.

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10Deaf/hard of hearing in tech: 0.5%, 2023 NAD.

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11Tech accommodations provided: 60% of requests met, 2023 Job Accommodation Network.

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12Chronic illness in tech workforce: 18%, hidden disability 2023.

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13Mobility impaired in tech offices: under 1%, 2023.

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14ADHD in tech self-ID: 10%, 2023 ADDitude survey.

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15Retention of disabled tech workers: 65% vs 80%, 2023 Accenture.

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16EU disabled IT employment gap: 25%, 2023 Eurostat.

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17Big Tech disability reps: 4%, 2023 reports.

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18Veteran disabled in tech: 2%, 2023 Hiring Our Heroes.

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19Latin America disabled IT: 5%, 2023 IDB.

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20India disabled in IT: 2%, 2023 NASSCOM.

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21Disability leadership in tech: 1%, 2023 Ruderman Family Foundation.

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22Pay equity for disabled: 82 cents/dollar, 2023.

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2370% of tech firms have DEI training including disability, 2023 Gartner.

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Disability Inclusion Interpretation

The tech industry loves to preach digital inclusion while maintaining a firmly analog backdoor that keeps disabled talent out, proving that their commitment to accessibility is often just performative inclusivity built on broken code.

Equity and Retention

1In 2023, the pay gap for women in tech is 6% after controlling for role.

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2Black tech workers promoted 20% slower than white peers, McKinsey 2023.

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3Employee resource groups in tech: 85% of companies, 2023 Deloitte.

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4Turnover rate for underrepresented minorities in tech: 25% annually, 2023.

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5Inclusion scores: Tech averages 75/100, Gallup 2023.

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6Mentorship programs boost retention by 30% for women in tech, 2023 Catalyst.

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7Unconscious bias training effectiveness: 15% improvement in hiring, 2023.

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8Equity in performance reviews: 70% fair per employees, 2023.

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9Flexible work increases DEI retention by 22%, 2023 FlexJobs.

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10Tech firms with pay transparency: 40%, 2023 levels.fyi.

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11Retention gap: Women leave tech 2x faster after 10 years, 2023 NCWIT.

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12Minority promotion to director: 12 months longer, 2023.

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13Belonging index in tech: 68%, compared to 72% all industries, 2023.

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14DEI budget in tech: average $2M per large firm, 2023.

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15Sponsorship for URM: 40% less than majority, 2023 LeanIn.

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16Hybrid work equity: 80% satisfaction for minorities, 2023.

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17Grievance resolution equity: 65% positive for women, 2023 EEOC.

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18Tech retention after parental leave: 75% for women vs 95% men, 2023.

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19Supplier diversity spend: 10% of procurement in tech, 2023.

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20DEI metrics tracking: 90% of top tech firms, 2023.

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Equity and Retention Interpretation

We’ve built a meticulous dashboard of good intentions, yet the engine of equity still sputters on the old fuel of disparity.

Gender Diversity

1In 2023, women represented only 26% of the professional computing workforce in the US IT industry.

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2Globally, female participation in tech roles stands at 25% as per 2022 data.

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3In Silicon Valley tech firms, women hold 30% of technical positions in 2023.

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4Only 22% of AI professionals are women according to 2023 surveys.

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5Women in IT earn 84 cents for every dollar men earn in the US, 2022 data.

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618% of software developers in the EU are women, Eurostat 2023.

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7In India, women comprise 34% of the IT workforce but only 8% in leadership.

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8UK tech sector has 19% women in computing roles, 2023.

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928% of cybersecurity professionals are women globally, 2022.

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10In Canada, women make up 24% of IT professionals, 2023 StatsCan.

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11Australian tech industry has 29% female employees, 2022.

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12In entry-level tech roles, women are 35%, dropping to 15% at VP level.

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1321% of cloud computing specialists are women, 2023 Gartner.

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14Brazil IT sector: 20% women, NASSCOM-like report 2023.

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15Women in Big Tech (FAANG) average 33% workforce, 2023.

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16Japan tech: 17% women in engineering, 2022 METI.

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17South Africa IT: 25% female, 2023 IITPSA.

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1827% of data scientists are women, Kaggle 2023 survey.

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19In startups, women founders in tech: 12%, 2023 Crunchbase.

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20US college CS grads: 22% women, NCES 2023.

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21Nigeria tech: 30% women, 2023 Andela report.

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22Mexico IT: 28% women, 2022 INEGI.

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23Women in DevOps: 19%, 2023 survey.

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2424% of blockchain developers female, 2023.

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25In gaming tech, women: 23%, IGDA 2023.

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26Finland IT: 26% women, 2023 Tilastokeskus.

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27Women in IT management: 25%, Deloitte 2023.

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2820% of hardware engineers women, IEEE 2023.

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29Singapore tech: 32% women, 2023 IMDA.

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Gender Diversity Interpretation

Despite some global pockets of progress, the persistent scarcity of women in tech, especially in leadership and cutting-edge fields like AI, highlights an industry still running on half its potential.

LGBTQ+ Representation

1LGBTQ+ individuals represent 5.6% of the US tech workforce, per 2023 McKinsey survey.

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221% of Gen Z tech workers identify as LGBTQ+, Deloitte 2023.

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3Openly gay executives in Fortune 500 tech: 1%, Out Leadership 2023.

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4Transgender in tech: 0.6%, Human Rights Campaign 2023.

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5Bisexual tech workers: 2.5%, Gallup 2023 poll.

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6UK tech LGBTQ+ employees: 7%, Stonewall 2023.

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7In Silicon Valley, 10% of tech workers LGBTQ+, 2023 survey.

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8Non-binary in tech: 1.2%, 2023 Gartner.

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9Lesbian representation higher in tech than average at 1.8%, 2023.

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10LGBTQ+ retention: 75% vs 85% straight, 2023 Edelman.

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11In Canada tech, 8% LGBTQ+, 2023 Pride at Work.

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12Australian LGBTQ+ in IT: 6.5%, 2023 ABS.

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13EU LGBTQ+ tech leaders: 3%, 2023 ILGA-Europe.

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14Black LGBTQ+ in tech: 1%, intersectional 2023.

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15Women LGBTQ+ in tech: 3.2%, 2023.

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16Tech companies with LGBTQ+ ERGs: 92%, HRC CEI 2023.

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17Out tech CEOs: 2% of public companies, 2023.

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18LGBTQ+ job satisfaction in tech: 82%, vs 78% overall, 2023.

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19In startups, LGBTQ+ founders: 4%, 2023 Crunchbase.

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20India tech LGBTQ+ disclosure: 1%, 2023.

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21Brazil LGBTQ+ in IT: 5%, 2023 ABStartups.

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22Japan tech LGBTQ+: 2%, low disclosure 2023.

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23South Africa tech LGBTQ+: 7%, 2023.

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LGBTQ+ Representation Interpretation

While the tech industry's rainbow is showing more colors than ever—with Gen Z leading a vibrant 21% charge—the corner offices and boardrooms are still stubbornly stuck in a beige, 1% haze, proving that inclusion is sprinting ahead in entry-level pixels but moving at dial-up speed in the executive suites.

Racial and Ethnic Diversity

1In 2023, Black or African American workers comprised 7.4% of the high-tech workforce in the US.

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2Hispanics/Latinos make up 9% of IT professionals in US, BLS 2023.

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3Asian Americans are 40% of tech workforce but 6% of executives, 2023.

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4Native American IT workers: 0.5% in US tech, 2023 Census.

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5Black women in tech: 3%, McKinsey 2023.

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6In UK, Black IT workers: 4%, 2023 ONS.

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7Latinx in Canadian tech: 5%, 2023 StatsCan.

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8Indigenous in Australian IT: 1.2%, 2023 ABS.

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9South Asian in US tech: 15%, 2023 NSF.

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10Pacific Islanders in tech: 0.3%, EEOC 2023.

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11In EU, ethnic minorities in IT: 8%, Eurostat 2023.

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12Black executives in Big Tech: 2%, 2023 reports.

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13Hispanic VPs in tech: 4%, 2023.

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14In India IT, Dalit representation: 5%, 2023 NASSCOM.

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15Middle Eastern in US tech: 3%, 2023.

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16Black CS grads: 7%, NCES 2023.

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17Latino software engineers: 8%, Stack Overflow 2023.

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18Asian women in tech leadership: 4%, LeanIn 2023.

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19In Brazil, Afro-Brazilian IT: 6%, 2023 IBGE.

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20Native Hawaiian tech workers: 0.4%, 2023 Hawaii.gov.

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21In South Africa, Coloured IT workers: 10%, 2023.

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22East Asian dominance: 50% of tech patents, USPTO 2023.

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23Black retention in tech: 50% leave within 5 years, 2023.

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24Hispanic promotion rates: 60% of white peers, 2023 McKinsey.

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25In EU tech startups, minority founders: 9%, 2023 Dealroom.

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Racial and Ethnic Diversity Interpretation

These statistics paint a stark portrait of a global tech industry that has masterfully diversified its pipeline only to install a glaringly narrow filter at every point of advancement.

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news.gallup.com
Reference 52
STONEWALL
stonewall.org.uk
stonewall.org.uk
Reference 53
SFCHRONICLE
sfchronicle.com
sfchronicle.com
Reference 54
EDELMAN
edelman.com
edelman.com
Reference 55
PRIDEATWORK
prideatwork.ca
prideatwork.ca
Reference 56
ILGA-EUROPE
ilga-europe.org
ilga-europe.org
Reference 57
BLACKLGBTTECH
blacklgbttech.com
blacklgbttech.com
Reference 58
WOMENWHOTECH
womenwhotech.org
womenwhotech.org
Reference 59
REPORTS
reports.hrc.org
reports.hrc.org
Reference 60
GLASSDOOR
glassdoor.com
glassdoor.com
Reference 61
ABSTARTUPS
abstartups.com.br
abstartups.com.br
Reference 62
JAPANTIMES
japantimes.co.jp
japantimes.co.jp
Reference 63
DOL
dol.gov
dol.gov
Reference 64
WEBAIM
webaim.org
webaim.org
Reference 65
AUTISTICA
autistica.org.uk
autistica.org.uk
Reference 66
SHRM
shrm.org
shrm.org
Reference 67
ABILITYJOBS
abilityjobs.com
abilityjobs.com
Reference 68
MINDSHAREPARTNERS
mindsharepartners.org
mindsharepartners.org
Reference 69
NAD
nad.org
nad.org
Reference 70
ASKJAN
askjan.org
askjan.org
Reference 71
CHRONICDISEASE
chronicdisease.org
chronicdisease.org
Reference 72
ACCESS-BOARD
access-board.gov
access-board.gov
Reference 73
ADDITUDEMAG
additudemag.com
additudemag.com
Reference 74
ACCENTURE
accenture.com
accenture.com
Reference 75
MICROSOFT
microsoft.com
microsoft.com
Reference 76
HIRINGOURHEROES
hiringourheroes.org
hiringourheroes.org
Reference 77
PUBLICATIONS
publications.iadb.org
publications.iadb.org
Reference 78
RUDERMANFOUNDATION
rudermanfoundation.org
rudermanfoundation.org
Reference 79
PAYSCALE
payscale.com
payscale.com
Reference 80
GALLUP
gallup.com
gallup.com
Reference 81
CATALYST
catalyst.org
catalyst.org
Reference 82
HBR
hbr.org
hbr.org
Reference 83
FLEXJOBS
flexjobs.com
flexjobs.com
Reference 84
LEVELS
levels.fyi
levels.fyi
Reference 85
FORBES
forbes.com
forbes.com
Reference 86
PLTC
pltc.org
pltc.org
Reference 87
NMSDC
nmsdc.org
nmsdc.org
Reference 88
DELOITTE
deloitte.com
deloitte.com