Epic: Women Legislators Represenation

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Background

View Google Doc

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Proposed Solution

Incorporating Aye and team's findings into the tracker, starting with the prevalence of women legislators.

End State

User can select % Women Legislators from the dropdown menu and view reports at the National and State level that include maps, charts and data tables representing the secondary data Aye' sourced

How will this move the needle on health equity?

Specifically how this will help advance health equity, and is possible who the target audience might be (policy influencers, non-technical users, etc)

Source(s)

• (priority) State Legislatures: https://cawp.rutgers.edu/facts/levels-office/state-legislature/women-state-legislatures-2022#table
• (future) US Congress: https://cawp.rutgers.edu/facts/levels-office/congress/women-serving-117th-congress-2021-2023

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Features/other data to display at state level pending follow up with legal team.

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Meeting with Aye on Feb 25.

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Moved to Google Doc for collaboration and discussion: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1W3qqsOnZobX0ZI09XPNTI-s8AOoHRTjl/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=108877694621640419570&rtpof=true&sd=true

Legal_PRD.docx

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JC to put PRD into google doc, start on this immediately

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Question: how do we count/categorize individuals who identify as multiple race categories + multiracial? Could result in multiple counts (will not add to 100%)

Proposed: count each individual as they identify - potentially multiple races/categories will result in higher counts. Will not add up to 100%; can include how races are identified in our alert.

This may cause population share to not be a 1:1 match ; can present population share just for the census defined races.

Ben to create write up.

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