The gender data gap is both a cause and a consequence of the type of unthinking that conceives of humanity as almost exclusively male.

When we exclude half of humanity from the production of knowledge we lose out on potentially transformative insights.

Invisibility is an active process. It can only be maintained in the face of resistance.

Our current gender data gap is no accident.

One of the most important things to say about the gender data gap is that it is not generally malicious, or even deliberate.

Data is essential for making good decisions. If the data collected is biased, the decisions can be biased as well.

Invisible Women: Data Bias in a World Designed for Men