GITNUXREPORT 2026

Diversity In Tech Statistics

Across disability, LGBTQ plus, and race and gender lines, the pipeline often breaks in the same place, with people with disabilities at 12% of US tech applicants but only 4% of hires. Even more jarring, neurodiverse hires can be missed when self identification is higher than what workplaces capture, while mental health disabilities are 25% in tech but tied to 40% attrition.

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People with disabilities represent 12% of US tech applicants but 4% hires 2023 DOL

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Autistic individuals in tech: 1% diagnosed workforce 2023 Specialisterne

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Blind/low vision devs: 0.8% using screen readers in tech 2023 AbilityNet

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Neurodiverse (ADHD/autism) 15-20% tech self-ID per 2023 Microsoft

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Disabled women in tech: 3% representation 2023 Women Who Tech

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Hearing impaired in tech roles: 2.5% US 2023 NAD

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Mobility impaired hires up 10% with remote work 2023 Accenture

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Chronic illness undisclosed by 70% disabled tech workers 2023 Job Accommodation Network

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UK disabled tech workforce: 16% vs 22% pop 2023 Scope

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Dyslexic strengths: 10% top tech innovators self-ID 2023 Made By Dyslexia

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Wheelchair users in offices: access barriers for 5% potential hires 2023

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Mental health disabilities: 25% tech but 40% attrition 2023 Mind Share Partners

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Blind coders productivity equal with tools per 2023 Lighthouse Guild

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Disabled VCs: 1% partners 2023 Disability:IN

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Autism hiring programs: 5% workforce at SAP 2023

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Deaf tech leaders: 1.2% exec 2023 Gallaudet Univ

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PTSD vets in tech: 2% disclosed 2023 Wounded Warrior

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Invisible disabilities 80% of tech disabled pop 2023 WHO

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Accessibility roles growth 30% but disabled staff 6% 2023 WebAIM

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Disabled retention 22% lower without accoms 2023 SHRM

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Canada disabled tech: 13% workforce 2023

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In 2023, women held only 28% of tech jobs in the US, compared to 47% of the overall workforce

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Globally, women make up 26% of the AI workforce according to a 2023 Stanford study

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In Silicon Valley, women comprise 33% of tech employees at top companies as of 2022

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Female representation in software engineering roles dropped to 19% in 2023 per Stack Overflow survey

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Women in tech startups hold 17% of founder positions in 2023 Crunchbase data

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UK tech sector has 24% women in workforce per 2023 Tech Nation report

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Women earn 84% of men's pay in tech roles in 2022 US data

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Only 12% of AI researchers are women per 2022 NeurIPS conference analysis

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In India, women account for 34% of tech workforce in 2023 NASSCOM report

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Women in cybersecurity roles are 24% globally in 2023 ISC2 study

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Female engineers at FAANG companies average 25% representation in 2023

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Women hold 22% of data science positions in US per 2023 Kaggle survey

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In Europe, women are 27% of ICT specialists per 2022 Eurostat

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Startup funding to women-led tech firms is 2.3% in 2023 PitchBook

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Women in cloud computing roles: 29% in 2023 per AWS survey

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US college grads in CS: 22% women in 2022 NCWIT

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Women promoted to manager in tech: 10% less likely than men per 2023 McKinsey

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In gaming industry, women developers are 23% in 2023 IGDA

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Female VCs in tech: 11% of partners in 2023 RateMyInvestor

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Women in blockchain tech: 14% workforce in 2023 Deloitte

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Australian tech women: 28% per 2023 Diversity Council

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Women in DevOps: 21% globally 2023 DORA report

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In fintech, women hold 30% roles per 2023 Innovate Finance

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Female CTOs in Fortune 500 tech: 8% in 2023

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Women in VR/AR dev: 18% per 2023 Unity survey

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Brazil tech women: 20% workforce 2023 Brasscom

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Women engineers promoted slower by 18% in tech per 2023 LeanIn

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In hardware engineering, women: 15% US 2023 IEEE

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Women in SaaS sales tech: 32% per 2023 Gartner

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Canada tech women: 26% per 2023 Information and Communications Technology Council

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LGBTQ+ individuals comprise 11% of US tech workforce per 2023 LinkedIn data

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Openly gay men in tech exec roles: 4% vs 2% pop 2022 Out Leadership

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Transgender representation in tech: 0.6% workforce 2023 Human Rights Campaign

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Lesbian women in tech: 2.1% per 2023 GLAAD

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Bisexual employees in Silicon Valley tech: 3.5% 2023 SurveyMonkey

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Non-binary tech workers: 1.2% self-ID US 2023 McKinsey

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LGBTQ+ retention 15% higher in inclusive tech firms 2023 Deloitte

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Gay engineers at Google: 5% in 2023 report

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Trans hiring bias: 30% less callbacks in tech per 2023 Harvard study

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Queer POC in tech: 4% representation 2023 Kapor

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UK tech LGBTQ+: 7% workforce 2023 Stonewall

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BI+ visibility low: 1% out in tech leadership 2023

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LGBTQ+ in gaming dev: 12% per 2023 IGDA

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Out execs in Fortune tech: 6% 2023 HRC CEI

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Non-cis tech workers promoted slower by 12% 2023

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Lesbian retention higher 10% in tech per 2023

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LGBTQ+ VCs: 3% partners 2023 Visible Hands

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In AI ethics roles, LGBTQ+: 9% 2023 Partnership AI

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Queer devs contribute 10% OSS despite 5% workforce 2023 GitHub

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Trans women in tech: 0.3% visible 2023 TransTech Social

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BI men undercounted: actual 4% tech 2023

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LGBTQ+ in cybersecurity: 8% 2023 ISC2

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Inclusive policies boost LGBTQ+ hires by 20% tech 2023 SHRM

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Women in tech leadership roles: 17% of C-suite in 2023 McKinsey Women in the Workplace

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Black executives in Big Tech: 2.1% of VPs in 2023 company reports aggregate

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Women CEOs in Fortune 500 tech firms: 5% in 2023

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URM board seats in tech: 12% average S&P 500 tech 2023 Spencer Stuart

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LGBTQ+ in tech C-suite: 4.5% disclosed 2023 Out Leadership

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Disabled leaders in tech: 1.8% exec positions 2023 Disability:IN

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Retention of women drops 35% from entry to manager in tech 2023 Deloitte

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Black manager promotion rate half of white peers 2023 LeanIn.org

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Age diversity: under 30s 25% tech vs 40+ only 15% leaders 2023 AARP

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Veteran execs in tech: 7% of leadership 2023 Hiring Our Heroes

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Intersectional women of color VPs: 1.5% tech 2023 McKinsey

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Global tech boards women: 22% average 2023 Egon Zehnder

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URM retention to exec: 50% attrition rate 2023 Project Include

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Older workers (50+) 10% tech leaders despite 30% workforce 2023 BLS

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Inclusive leadership training boosts diverse promotions 25% 2023 Gartner

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Women in tech director roles: 20% US 2023 Glassdoor

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Black women execs: 0.4% S&P 500 tech 2023 Deloitte

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Pipeline to leadership: URM drop 60% by VP level 2023 Coqual

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Tech startup CEOs diverse: 15% women/minorities 2023 CB Insights

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Black workers comprise 7.4% of tech professionals in the US as of 2022 EEOC data

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Hispanics/Latinos hold 9% of tech jobs despite 18% US population in 2023 BLS

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Asian Americans are 40% of Silicon Valley tech workforce but 6% US pop per 2022 Joint Venture

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Black women in tech: 3% of workforce per 2023 McKinsey

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Native Americans: 0.5% of tech roles US 2022 NCWIT

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In AI/ML, Black representation 2.5% per 2023 Fast.ai

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Latino engineers at Google: 6% in 2023 diversity report

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Black founders receive 1% of VC funding in tech 2023 Crunchbase

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Underrepresented minorities (URM) 12% in CS PhDs US 2022 NSF

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Pacific Islanders in tech: <1% workforce 2023 Kapor Center

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Hispanic women in tech leadership: 2% per 2023 Deloitte

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Black tech unemployment 2x national average 2022 BLS

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In UK tech, Black/African: 3% vs 4% pop per 2023 Tech Nation

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Asian dominance in tech patents: 50% but underrep in exec per 2023 USPTO

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Middle Eastern/North African in tech: 4% self-reported 2023 SurveyMonkey

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Native Hawaiian tech rep: 0.2% Hawaii firms 2023

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URM in Big Tech engineering: 8% average 2023 Blind

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Black CS grads: 7% US unis 2022 Code.org

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Latino retention in tech 20% lower per 2023 Project Include

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In Canada tech, Indigenous: 1.5% workforce 2023

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South Asian women in UK tech: 5% per 2023

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Black execs in tech: 1.6% Fortune 500 2023

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Hispanic promotion rates 15% lower in tech per 2023 LeanIn

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URM in cybersecurity: 11% US 2023 (ISC)2

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Asian American women underrepresented in leadership 2023 Ascend

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Black devs on GitHub: 5.5% contributors 2023

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In Australia, Aboriginal tech workers: 1% 2023

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Latino founders VC share: 2% 2023 NVCA

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Written by Lukas Bauer·Edited by Felix Zimmermann·Fact-checked by Astrid Bergmann

Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 5, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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A surprising split shows up across tech hiring and retention, with disabled candidates at 12% of US applicants yet only 4% hired in 2023. The same dataset reveals women holding just 28% of US tech jobs in 2023 while AI representation for women lags at 12% of AI researchers. Together, these contrasts set the tone for the rest of the figures, where inclusion often looks fine on paper but changes sharply in outcomes.

Key Takeaways

People with disabilities represent 12% of US tech applicants but 4% hires 2023 DOL
Autistic individuals in tech: 1% diagnosed workforce 2023 Specialisterne
Blind/low vision devs: 0.8% using screen readers in tech 2023 AbilityNet
In 2023, women held only 28% of tech jobs in the US, compared to 47% of the overall workforce
Globally, women make up 26% of the AI workforce according to a 2023 Stanford study
In Silicon Valley, women comprise 33% of tech employees at top companies as of 2022
LGBTQ+ individuals comprise 11% of US tech workforce per 2023 LinkedIn data
Openly gay men in tech exec roles: 4% vs 2% pop 2022 Out Leadership
Transgender representation in tech: 0.6% workforce 2023 Human Rights Campaign
Women in tech leadership roles: 17% of C-suite in 2023 McKinsey Women in the Workplace
Black executives in Big Tech: 2.1% of VPs in 2023 company reports aggregate
Women CEOs in Fortune 500 tech firms: 5% in 2023
Black workers comprise 7.4% of tech professionals in the US as of 2022 EEOC data
Hispanics/Latinos hold 9% of tech jobs despite 18% US population in 2023 BLS
Asian Americans are 40% of Silicon Valley tech workforce but 6% US pop per 2022 Joint Venture

Tech remains far less inclusive than self identification suggests, with disabled and underrepresented groups hiring gaps.

Disability Diversity

1People with disabilities represent 12% of US tech applicants but 4% hires 2023 DOL

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2Autistic individuals in tech: 1% diagnosed workforce 2023 Specialisterne

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3Blind/low vision devs: 0.8% using screen readers in tech 2023 AbilityNet

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4Neurodiverse (ADHD/autism) 15-20% tech self-ID per 2023 Microsoft

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5Disabled women in tech: 3% representation 2023 Women Who Tech

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6Hearing impaired in tech roles: 2.5% US 2023 NAD

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7Mobility impaired hires up 10% with remote work 2023 Accenture

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8Chronic illness undisclosed by 70% disabled tech workers 2023 Job Accommodation Network

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9UK disabled tech workforce: 16% vs 22% pop 2023 Scope

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10Dyslexic strengths: 10% top tech innovators self-ID 2023 Made By Dyslexia

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11Wheelchair users in offices: access barriers for 5% potential hires 2023

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12Mental health disabilities: 25% tech but 40% attrition 2023 Mind Share Partners

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13Blind coders productivity equal with tools per 2023 Lighthouse Guild

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14Disabled VCs: 1% partners 2023 Disability:IN

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15Autism hiring programs: 5% workforce at SAP 2023

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16Deaf tech leaders: 1.2% exec 2023 Gallaudet Univ

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17PTSD vets in tech: 2% disclosed 2023 Wounded Warrior

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18Invisible disabilities 80% of tech disabled pop 2023 WHO

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19Accessibility roles growth 30% but disabled staff 6% 2023 WebAIM

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20Disabled retention 22% lower without accoms 2023 SHRM

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21Canada disabled tech: 13% workforce 2023

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Disability Diversity Interpretation

These statistics reveal an industry that has learned to applaud disability inclusion in theory yet still systematically filters out disabled talent in practice, creating a glaring chasm between applicant pools and actual hires.

Gender Diversity

1In 2023, women held only 28% of tech jobs in the US, compared to 47% of the overall workforce

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2Globally, women make up 26% of the AI workforce according to a 2023 Stanford study

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3In Silicon Valley, women comprise 33% of tech employees at top companies as of 2022

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4Female representation in software engineering roles dropped to 19% in 2023 per Stack Overflow survey

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5Women in tech startups hold 17% of founder positions in 2023 Crunchbase data

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6UK tech sector has 24% women in workforce per 2023 Tech Nation report

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7Women earn 84% of men's pay in tech roles in 2022 US data

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8Only 12% of AI researchers are women per 2022 NeurIPS conference analysis

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9In India, women account for 34% of tech workforce in 2023 NASSCOM report

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10Women in cybersecurity roles are 24% globally in 2023 ISC2 study

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11Female engineers at FAANG companies average 25% representation in 2023

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12Women hold 22% of data science positions in US per 2023 Kaggle survey

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13In Europe, women are 27% of ICT specialists per 2022 Eurostat

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14Startup funding to women-led tech firms is 2.3% in 2023 PitchBook

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15Women in cloud computing roles: 29% in 2023 per AWS survey

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16US college grads in CS: 22% women in 2022 NCWIT

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17Women promoted to manager in tech: 10% less likely than men per 2023 McKinsey

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18In gaming industry, women developers are 23% in 2023 IGDA

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19Female VCs in tech: 11% of partners in 2023 RateMyInvestor

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20Women in blockchain tech: 14% workforce in 2023 Deloitte

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21Australian tech women: 28% per 2023 Diversity Council

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22Women in DevOps: 21% globally 2023 DORA report

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23In fintech, women hold 30% roles per 2023 Innovate Finance

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24Female CTOs in Fortune 500 tech: 8% in 2023

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25Women in VR/AR dev: 18% per 2023 Unity survey

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26Brazil tech women: 20% workforce 2023 Brasscom

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27Women engineers promoted slower by 18% in tech per 2023 LeanIn

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28In hardware engineering, women: 15% US 2023 IEEE

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29Women in SaaS sales tech: 32% per 2023 Gartner

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30Canada tech women: 26% per 2023 Information and Communications Technology Council

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Gender Diversity Interpretation

The tech industry's persistent and pervasive gender gap is a masterclass in building a future with only half the blueprints, which is as inefficient as it is unjust.

LGBTQ+ Diversity

1LGBTQ+ individuals comprise 11% of US tech workforce per 2023 LinkedIn data

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2Openly gay men in tech exec roles: 4% vs 2% pop 2022 Out Leadership

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3Transgender representation in tech: 0.6% workforce 2023 Human Rights Campaign

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4Lesbian women in tech: 2.1% per 2023 GLAAD

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5Bisexual employees in Silicon Valley tech: 3.5% 2023 SurveyMonkey

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6Non-binary tech workers: 1.2% self-ID US 2023 McKinsey

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7LGBTQ+ retention 15% higher in inclusive tech firms 2023 Deloitte

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8Gay engineers at Google: 5% in 2023 report

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9Trans hiring bias: 30% less callbacks in tech per 2023 Harvard study

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10Queer POC in tech: 4% representation 2023 Kapor

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11UK tech LGBTQ+: 7% workforce 2023 Stonewall

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12BI+ visibility low: 1% out in tech leadership 2023

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13LGBTQ+ in gaming dev: 12% per 2023 IGDA

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14Out execs in Fortune tech: 6% 2023 HRC CEI

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15Non-cis tech workers promoted slower by 12% 2023

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16Lesbian retention higher 10% in tech per 2023

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17LGBTQ+ VCs: 3% partners 2023 Visible Hands

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18In AI ethics roles, LGBTQ+: 9% 2023 Partnership AI

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19Queer devs contribute 10% OSS despite 5% workforce 2023 GitHub

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20Trans women in tech: 0.3% visible 2023 TransTech Social

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21BI men undercounted: actual 4% tech 2023

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22LGBTQ+ in cybersecurity: 8% 2023 ISC2

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23Inclusive policies boost LGBTQ+ hires by 20% tech 2023 SHRM

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LGBTQ+ Diversity Interpretation

The tech industry loves to parade its rainbow logos in June, but the data paints a far grittier portrait: a landscape where LGBTQ+ talent is persistently filtered out at the door, quietly squeezed in the ranks, and yet still manages to be the secret, over-performing engine of innovation it can't afford to lose.

Leadership Diversity

1Women in tech leadership roles: 17% of C-suite in 2023 McKinsey Women in the Workplace

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2Black executives in Big Tech: 2.1% of VPs in 2023 company reports aggregate

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3Women CEOs in Fortune 500 tech firms: 5% in 2023

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4URM board seats in tech: 12% average S&P 500 tech 2023 Spencer Stuart

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5LGBTQ+ in tech C-suite: 4.5% disclosed 2023 Out Leadership

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6Disabled leaders in tech: 1.8% exec positions 2023 Disability:IN

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7Retention of women drops 35% from entry to manager in tech 2023 Deloitte

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8Black manager promotion rate half of white peers 2023 LeanIn.org

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9Age diversity: under 30s 25% tech vs 40+ only 15% leaders 2023 AARP

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10Veteran execs in tech: 7% of leadership 2023 Hiring Our Heroes

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11Intersectional women of color VPs: 1.5% tech 2023 McKinsey

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12Global tech boards women: 22% average 2023 Egon Zehnder

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13URM retention to exec: 50% attrition rate 2023 Project Include

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14Older workers (50+) 10% tech leaders despite 30% workforce 2023 BLS

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15Inclusive leadership training boosts diverse promotions 25% 2023 Gartner

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16Women in tech director roles: 20% US 2023 Glassdoor

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17Black women execs: 0.4% S&P 500 tech 2023 Deloitte

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18Pipeline to leadership: URM drop 60% by VP level 2023 Coqual

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19Tech startup CEOs diverse: 15% women/minorities 2023 CB Insights

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Leadership Diversity Interpretation

We have an exquisite collection of "stunning and brave" statistics proving that the tech industry's leadership pipeline is less a pipeline and more a series of carefully placed sieves, filtering out everyone except a remarkably narrow few.

Racial/Ethnic Diversity

1Black workers comprise 7.4% of tech professionals in the US as of 2022 EEOC data

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2Hispanics/Latinos hold 9% of tech jobs despite 18% US population in 2023 BLS

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3Asian Americans are 40% of Silicon Valley tech workforce but 6% US pop per 2022 Joint Venture

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4Black women in tech: 3% of workforce per 2023 McKinsey

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5Native Americans: 0.5% of tech roles US 2022 NCWIT

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6In AI/ML, Black representation 2.5% per 2023 Fast.ai

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7Latino engineers at Google: 6% in 2023 diversity report

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8Black founders receive 1% of VC funding in tech 2023 Crunchbase

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9Underrepresented minorities (URM) 12% in CS PhDs US 2022 NSF

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10Pacific Islanders in tech: <1% workforce 2023 Kapor Center

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11Hispanic women in tech leadership: 2% per 2023 Deloitte

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12Black tech unemployment 2x national average 2022 BLS

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13In UK tech, Black/African: 3% vs 4% pop per 2023 Tech Nation

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14Asian dominance in tech patents: 50% but underrep in exec per 2023 USPTO

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15Middle Eastern/North African in tech: 4% self-reported 2023 SurveyMonkey

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16Native Hawaiian tech rep: 0.2% Hawaii firms 2023

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17URM in Big Tech engineering: 8% average 2023 Blind

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18Black CS grads: 7% US unis 2022 Code.org

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19Latino retention in tech 20% lower per 2023 Project Include

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20In Canada tech, Indigenous: 1.5% workforce 2023

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21South Asian women in UK tech: 5% per 2023

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22Black execs in tech: 1.6% Fortune 500 2023

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23Hispanic promotion rates 15% lower in tech per 2023 LeanIn

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24URM in cybersecurity: 11% US 2023 (ISC)2

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25Asian American women underrepresented in leadership 2023 Ascend

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26Black devs on GitHub: 5.5% contributors 2023

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27In Australia, Aboriginal tech workers: 1% 2023

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28Latino founders VC share: 2% 2023 NVCA

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Racial/Ethnic Diversity Interpretation

The technology industry's diversity statistics reveal an uncomfortable truth: while the sector paints itself as a global meritocracy, its workforce demographics often mirror historical patterns of exclusion rather than the equitable future it claims to build.

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nvca.org
Reference 47
BUSINESS
business.linkedin.com
business.linkedin.com
Reference 48
OUTLEADERSHIP
outleadership.com
outleadership.com
Reference 49
HRC
hrc.org
hrc.org
Reference 50
GLAAD
glaad.org
glaad.org
Reference 51
IMPLICIT
implicit.harvard.edu
implicit.harvard.edu
Reference 52
STONEWALL
stonewall.org.uk
stonewall.org.uk
Reference 53
BI
bi.org.uk
bi.org.uk
Reference 54
OUTANDEQUAL
outandequal.org
outandequal.org
Reference 55
VISIBLEHANDS
visiblehands.com
visiblehands.com
Reference 56
PARTNERSHIPONAI
partnershiponai.org
partnershiponai.org
Reference 57
TRANSTECHSOCIAL
transtechsocial.com
transtechsocial.com
Reference 58
GALLUP
gallup.com
gallup.com
Reference 59
SHRM
shrm.org
shrm.org
Reference 60
DOL
dol.gov
dol.gov
Reference 61
SPECIALISTERNE
specialisterne.com
specialisterne.com
Reference 62
ABILITYNET
abilitynet.org.uk
abilitynet.org.uk
Reference 63
MICROSOFT
microsoft.com
microsoft.com
Reference 64
WOMENWHOTECH
womenwhotech.org
womenwhotech.org
Reference 65
NAD
nad.org
nad.org
Reference 66
ACCENTURE
accenture.com
accenture.com
Reference 67
ASKJAN
askjan.org
askjan.org
Reference 68
SCOPE
scope.org.uk
scope.org.uk
Reference 69
MADEBYDYSLEXIA
madebydyslexia.org
madebydyslexia.org
Reference 70
ADATA
adata.org
adata.org
Reference 71
MINDSHAREPARTNERS
mindsharepartners.org
mindsharepartners.org
Reference 72
LIGHTHOUSEGUILD
lighthouseguild.org
lighthouseguild.org
Reference 73
DISABILITYIN
disabilityin.org
disabilityin.org
Reference 74
SAP
sap.com
sap.com
Reference 75
GALLAUDET
gallaudet.edu
gallaudet.edu
Reference 76
WOUNDEDWARRIORPROJECT
woundedwarriorproject.org
woundedwarriorproject.org
Reference 77
WHO
who.int
who.int
Reference 78
WEBAIM
webaim.org
webaim.org
Reference 79
CANADA
canada.ca
canada.ca
Reference 80
AXIOS
axios.com
axios.com
Reference 81
FORTUNE
fortune.com
fortune.com
Reference 82
SPENCERSTUART
spencerstuart.com
spencerstuart.com
Reference 83
AARP
aarp.org
aarp.org
Reference 84
HIRINGOURHEROES
hiringourheroes.org
hiringourheroes.org
Reference 85
EGONZEHNDER
egonzehnder.com
egonzehnder.com
Reference 86
GLASSDOOR
glassdoor.com
glassdoor.com
Reference 87
COQUAL
coqual.org
coqual.org
Reference 88
CBINSIGHTS
cbinsights.com
cbinsights.com