<p>The attached document is a paper I wrote  for my women in politics class. The paper is on women in science &amp; women in politics, it looks at the parallel barriers they face, and the possible positive outcomes of a cooperations between them. Much of my research is based on interviews I conducted, and my 3 month internship at the Science Club For Girls, a Cambridge, MA-based NGO aiming to promote the participation of women and other underrepresented groups in the sciences.</p>

Latin America and the Caribbean

The Politics of Science & The Science of Politics

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