In July 2020, we polled a few hundred of our engaged members about allyship. The results tell a story about how far we have to go. Here's what our members had to say.
Examining the Data

Nearly 85% of individuals strongly agree they are an ally to women. That number is 52% for allyship and people of color, 32% for the LGBTQI community, and 47% for environmental allyship. Interesting to note is how different the perception of allyship changes from a personal view to the role of the supervisor, the company, and the industry.


Over 50% of the respondents disagree or are neutral with industry allyship to women, people of color, the LGBTQI community and our environment.
