Lindsay Borthwick

New resource promotes fair compensation for women in STEMM

Lindsay Borthwick
April 26, 2022

A database launched this month aims to normalize compensation for expertise in science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine (STEMM) fields. It makes public crowdsourced data on speaker fees and honoraria — small but significant forms of reward and recognition in academia. 

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