Doctoral Student
Indiana University
Rajanya Nandi is a third-year Doctoral student in Social Work at Indiana University, Indianapolis, driven by a passionate commitment to understanding and supporting marginalized populations. With a Master's degree from the Tata Institute of Social Sciences in India, her research focuses on two critical underserved groups: individuals identifying as sex workers and homeless street children. Her innovative work bridges social work practice with neuroscience, examining the complex impacts of multi-type maltreatment and poly-victimization on vulnerable populations.
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Geographic Area and Non-Help Seeking Behaviors following Violent Crime Victimization
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