I am a mixed-method researcher leveraging both quantitative and qualitative approaches to investigate public opinion and civic engagement. My work focuses both on identifying broad trends, but also more specific motivations towards public political engagement. 
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Who Cares About Caregiving?: Identity and Caregiving Policy Perspectives.

(The Fourm)

Risk, Resistance and Resilience: Birth Control Policy in the Wake of Dobbs.

(Journal of Women, Politics, and Policy)

Most Americans want Congress to support child care and elder care, our research finds—even many Republicans.

 (The Washington Post)

Party at the Ballot Box: Mobilizing Black Women Voters.

(NYU Press)

Intersectionality, Elections, and Trust in Government. 

(Revise & Resubmit, Journal of Women, Politics, and Policy)

Harnessing the Electoral Power of Black Joy.

(The Fulcrum)

Theorizing Kamala Harris.

(Chapter in Distinct Identities, Routledge)

Leadership & Kamala Harris. 

(Revise & Resubmit; Chapter in Critical Junctures, Rutgers University Press)