The Clayman Institute for Gender Research

The Clayman Institute stands with survivors of sexual assault. We have compiled a list of relevant research and resources, including books, research articles, memoirs, and recent op-eds

Three Stanford undergraduates joined the Institute's research team this summer to contribute to projects on workplace NDAs, Covid-19 and intimate partner violence, and a #MeToo letter archive

Graduate Dissertation Fellow MAGDALENE ZIER has been awarded the 2026 Myra Strober prize for excellence in writing for Gender News, in recognition of her story on the research of LESLIE ADAMS

At a broad range of academic gatherings across the globe, Clayman Institute affiliates shared research with peers and gained feedback on work in development (pictured: ALISON DAHL CROSSLEY and GENEVIEVE SMITH)

Postdoctoral Fellow GENEVIEVE SMITH looks at smart fintech that claims to expand credit access yet often encodes gender bias in "neutral" algorithms

Sociologist ALIYA SAPERSTEIN examined historic tools for measuring the gender traits, offering new measures to provide researchers with a broader range of tools to study contemporary gender diversity and inequality

In a Q&A for his new book, Director ADRIAN DAUB examines the tech industry’s desire for dominance and how masculinity structures reactionary tech politics

Groundbreaking trans scholar and Distinguished Visitor SUSAN STRYKER discusses her new book Changing Gender in a conversation with Director ADRIAN DAUB