Equity Analysis Toolkit

Examine how a decision may affect people differently, consider alternatives, and prepare for a conversation about what should happen next.

These five learning stages are a program companion, not the official toolkit sequence. Optional practice does not replace the toolkit, required review, or engagement with affected people.

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DHS equity policy and toolkit

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