Washington SB6315 mandates state agencies to collect and publish disaggregated data on sex and gender to inform state-funded programs.
Washington SB6315 requires state agencies to collect and publish demographic data disaggregated by race, ethnicity, sex, and gender identity. This includes data related to caseloads, family support, domestic violence services, long-term care, behavioral health, public health monitoring, maternal and child health, injury prevention, sexual and reproductive health, public health interventions, childcare, transit safety, lighting, route design, policing resource allocation, shelters, and school health services.
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