Radio is a powerful medium that transcends national borders. According to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), approximately 44,000 broadcasting stations reach more than 70 per cent of the global population, making this seemingly old technology the most widely used  communication medium in the world.   Today marks the 15th anniversary of World Radio Day . As part of an ongoing commemoration, UNESCO encourages us to reflect on the hist

Both gender and science are social constructs shaped by history, culture and institutions. How societies understand who belongs in science and under what conditions shapes access to education and long-term career outcomes. Restrictive gender norms in many regions of the Global South intersect with limited education infrastructure, creating significant barriers for girls’ participation in science. And while countries like Canada and other parts of the Global North have better