Final report of Routes to Power
Ethnic minority women are under-represented in positions of power and senior decision making authority across politics and the public, private and voluntary sectors and in politics.
The reasons for this under-representation are not well understood beyond generalisations about all women or all people from ethnic minority backgrounds.
Importantly, the experiences and insights of those ethnic minority women who have managed to negotiate their way to the top are rarely heard.
This report plugs this gap.
The research summarizes some key facts, differences between women, key challenges, pathways to success, the distinct value ethnic minority women bring to their roles, lessons for organisations, and recommendations for increasing representation.
To view the report, click on the links on the right of this page.
Related publications
Ethnic Minority Women: Routes to Power. Summary. May 2008
Summary of findings of the Routes to Power research study on ethnic minority women leaders in Britain.
pdf (400.89kb)
Ethnic Minority Women: Routes to Power. May 2008
Final report of the Routes to Power research study on ethnic minority women leaders in Britain.
pdf (1,529.82kb)
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Politics: still an exclusive party (30/05/08)
Article by zohra moosa interrogates reasons for the under-representation of ethnic minority women in politics and explains why shortlists are fair.

