Invisible Women: Exposing Data Bias in a World Designed for Men
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Commission on the Status of Women
Data2x
Economic Commission for Africa
Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)
homicide survey
Human Development Report
and peace talks
Population Fund
Security Council Resolution 1325 (2000)
and stoves
and Switzerland
and toilets
and unpaid childcare
Women’s Year
World Conference on Women
United States
academia
Affordable Care Act (2010)
Agency for International Development (USAID)
Alzheimer’s disease
banknotes
bisphenol A (BPA)
breast pumps
brilliance bias
Bureau of Labor Statistics
car crashes
chief executive officers (CEO)
childbirth, death in
Civil War (1861–5)
construction work
councils
crime
early childhood education (ECE)
employment gap
endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs)
endometriosis
farming
flexible working
gender pay gap
gendered poverty
generic masculine
Great Depression (1929–39)
gross domestic product (GDP)
healthcare
heart attacks
Hurricane Andrew (1992)
Hurricane Katrina (2005)
Hurricane Maria (2017)
immigration detention facilities
job interviews
‘just in time’ scheduling so.ware
leisure time
maternity leave
medical research
meritocracy
military
mortality rates
murders
nail salons
National Institute of Health Revitalization Act (1993)
occupational health
personal protective equipment (PPE)
political representation
precarious work
presidential election (2016)
school textbooks
September 11 attacks (2001)
sexual assault/harassment
single parents
soccer team
Supreme Court
taxation
tech industry
toilets
transportation
Trump administration (2017–)
universities
unpaid work
universal credit (UC)
universality
universities
University and College Union
University of California, Berkeley
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
University of Chicago
University of Liverpool
University of London
University of Manchester
University of Michigan
University of Minnesota
University of North Carolina
University of Stirling
University of Sussex
University of Washington
University of York
unpaid work
agriculture
and algorithms
and gross domestic product (GDP)
and occupational health
and stoves
and transport
in workplace
and zoning
upper body strength
upskirting
urinals
urinary-tract infections
urination
uro-gynaecological problems
uterine failure
uterine tybroids
Uttar Pradesh, India
Uzbekistan
vaccines
vagina
Valium
Valkrie
value-added tax (VAT)
Van Gulik, Gauri
Venice, Italy
venture capitalists (VCs)
Veríssimo, Antônio Augusto
Viagra
Victoria, Queen of the United Kingdom
video games
Vienna, Austria
Vietnam
Vikings
Villacorta, Pilar
violence
virtual reality (VR)
voice recognition
Volvo
voting rights
Vox
voyeurism
Wade, Virginia
Walker, Phillip
walking
wallet to purse
Walmart
warfare
warmth vs competence
Warsaw Pact
Washington Post
Washington Times
Washington, DC, United States
WASHplus
WaterAid
Watson, James
We Will Rebuild
weak contractions
Weapons of Math Destruction (O’Neil)
West Bengal, India
whiplash
Wiberg-Itzel, Eva
Wikipedia
Wild, Sarah
Williams, Gayna
Williams, Serena
Williams, Venus
Williamson, £eresa
Willow Garage
Wimbledon
Windsor, Ontario
Winter, Jessica
Wired
Wolf of Wall Street, The
Wolfers, Justin
Wolfinger, Nicholas
‘Woman the Gatherer’ (Slocum)
Women and Equalities Committee
Women Will Rebuild
Women’s Budget Group (WBG)
Women’s Design Service
Women’s Engineering Society
Women’s Refugee Commission
Women’s Year
Woolf, Virginia
workplace safety
World Bank
World Cancer Research Fund
World Cup
World Economic Forum (WEF)
World Health Organization (WHO)
World Meteorological Organisation
worm infections
Woskow, Debbie
Wray, Susan
Wyden, Robert
XY cells
Y chromosome
Yale University
Yarl’s Wood Detention Centre, Bedford
Yatskar, Mark
Yemen
Yentl syndrome
Yezidis
Youth Vote, The
youthquake
Zambia
zero-hour contracts
Zika
zipper quotas
zombie stats
zoning
Zou, James
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CAROLINE CRIADO PEREZ is a writer, broadcaster, and feminist activist and was named Liberty Human Rights Campaigner of the Year and OBE by the Queen. She has a degree in English language and literature from the University of Oxford, and she studied behavioral and feminist economics at the London School of Economics. She lives in London.
www.carolinecriadoperez.com
Twitter: @CCriadoPerez