Diversity & Inclusion Dashboard

93% of employees reported (103 responses)
last update
17 December
Equity, diversity and inclusion are our top business priority. In 2020, we asked our team members to tell us about their identities, as well as their experiences working here. What we learned was important; we pinpointed an opportunity to strengthen our racial and gender identity representation, foster greater inclusivity in decision-making, and better reward and recognize people for working inclusively. And, we also learned what we do well, including high levels of belonging and fairness. Take a look at our dashboard, below and keep an eye out for our action plan articulating the commitments we're making to further strengthen EDI at TextNow.
Trans / Intersex / Genderqueer / Agender
5%
Woman
26%
Man
70%
Prefer not to say
3%
People with disabilities
15%
People without disabilities
82%
12%
LGBTQIA2S+
Pacific Islander
1%
Mixed Heritage
(e.g. Black African and White North American)
1%
Black
Caribbean (e.g. Barbadian, Jamaican)
1%
Prefer not to say
2%
Middle Eastern
(e.g. Egyptian, Iranian, Lebanese)
2%
Black
North American (e.g. Canadian, American)
2%
Latin American
(e.g. Argentinian, Chilean, Salvadoran)
3%
Asian
Southeast (e.g. Malaysian, Singaporean, Vietnamese)
3%
Asian
East (e.g. Chinese, Japanese, Korean)
12%
Asian
South (e.g. Indian, Pakistani, Sri Lankan)
13%
White
European (e.g. English, Italian, Spanish, Russian)
28%
White
North American (e.g. American, Canadian)
48%
*
Percentage is higher than 100% due to participants who responded "yes" to 2 or more races/ethnic identities
Children in the home part-time
1%
Prefer not to say
3%
Children in the home full-time
34%
No children in the home
57%
Age
20-29 (26%)
30-39 (50%)
40-49 (30%)
50+ (6%)
Prefer not to say
We speak over 24 different languages
Diversity is the one true thing we all have in common. At TextNow, we celebrate it every day.
How team members experience our workplace
87%
Feel included
85%
Feel that they belong
86%
Believe TextNow values diversity
83%
Feel that their job performance is evaluated fairly
80%
Say that people from all backgrounds and identity groups have equal opportunities to succeed
Areas for improvement
Inclusivity in decision-making
Racialized people 13% lower than White people
Women are 23% lower than men
LGBTQIA2S+ 21% lower than heterosexual people 
People with disabilities 15% lower than people without
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