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Author: Sarina Saturn

Sarina Saturn is an editor of the ADVANCE Journal and a transdisciplinary neuroscientist, educator, researcher, mentor and community builder dedicated to advocating for marginalized communities including BIPOC, 2SLGBTQIA+ and women. Saturn is a Chamoru and Indian queer feminist and award-winning scholar-activist, and her work focuses on intersectional racial and gender equity, decoloniality and the neuroscience of emotions, prosociality, stress, trauma, healing and resilience.
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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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