Renee MacLeod
Renee MacLeod is a lifelong Washingtonian, marketing leader, mother of three, and proud member of the LGBTQ community. The youngest daughter of an anti-segregationist Tennessean and a Scottish immigrant, Renee has spent her life believing the validity and the importance of diversity, access, representation, and advocating for the right to love who you love. Across her work with African American elders and their families, her role on the Board of Directors at Families of Color Seattle, and her efforts leading inclusive marketing at Tableau, Renee, MSW, centers her work at the convergence of technology, data, and community as the foundation for driving advocacy, understanding, and impact.
Social ImpactDoing Good Data Means Doing No Harm
December 13, 2021
10 recommendations to help data communicators and organizations lead with empathy and do good with data.
Social ImpactHow can we do no harm with data? A conversation with the authors of the Do No Harm Guide
June 9, 2021
The Urban Institute discusses the Do No Harm Guide, a resource outlining key diversity, equity, and inclusion considerations when depicting and analyzing data.
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