Rosa Razmi

Rosa Razmi is a recent graduate from Michigan State University with a BA in comparative cultures and politics, receiving minors in Muslim studies and women & gender studies. She is now a Masters in International and Regional Studies (MIRS) candidate with a concentration in Middle Eastern and North African studies. Her research primarily focuses on contemporary Iranian studies. This includes studying citizenship, women’s rights, public health, and social activism within Iran. Her senior honor’s thesis at Michigan State analyzed how women in Iran following the Iranian Revolution utilized the public health sphere as a form of social activism to exercise greater claims on their citizenship. Her other research interests focus on migration, statelessness, and refugee crises in the Middle East.