Anahita Karandikar is a PhD Candidate in Economics at the University of British Columbia, specializing in behavioral development and political economy. Her research focuses on gender and caste relations in India, and she has co-authored recent papers on flexible work arrangements as "gateway jobs" for women.
She is deeply committed to closing the gender gap in her field as a Director at Women in Econ/Policy, an India-based non-profit. She is passionate about mentoring students and creating a supportive community for the organizations 2000+ members through networking and resource sharing.
Unique fact: Before starting her PhD, she spent three years leading lab-in-the-field experiments and survey data collection in India.
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