allyship

noun

allyship

noun

/ˈælaɪˈʃɪp/

Etymology From ally + -ship.

1

The role or status of being an ally.

  • Expert panels will discuss their thoughts on allyship, intersectional considerations, mental health and wellbeing, and engagement with the next generation.2021 September 8, “Network News: "Women in..." event to collaborate on best practice in gender diversity”, in RAIL, number 939, page 12:

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