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Author: Nithya Rajan

Nithya Rajan is an interdisciplinary gender studies scholar based at Oregon State University. She is the managing editor of the ADVANCE Journal which documents gender inequity in STEM higher education and efforts to address them. Her research on refugee women in India has been published in Gender, Place and Culture (South Asia) and The Indian Express.
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The National Science Foundation Canceled Our Grant Because It Focused on Women

Susan Shaw, Kelly Mack, Sarina Saturn and Nithya Rajan

In a sweeping rollback of diversity efforts, the NSF abruptly terminated our grant for a journal focused on advancing gender equity in academic STEM—jeopardizing decades of progress for women in science.

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