RESEARCH AGENDA

My research investigates how sexual orientation, gender, and intersecting identities structure socioeconomic and health inequality. Drawing on social stratification and minority stress theories, I examine how inequality unfolds across labor market dynamics, family and demographic outcomes, health disparities, and work perceptions.

Occupational Stratification

Occupational Segregation
Labor Market Precarity
Wage Disparities
Longitudinal Work Trajectories
Anti-discrimination Policy
STEM Professions

Family and Demography

Housework and Care Work
Work-Family Specialization
Kinship Network
Online Dating and Homogamy
Gender Norms and Demographic Outcomes
Internal Migration

Health Disparities

Social Determinants of Health
Mental Health
Health Implications of Work
Identity-based Health Trajectories
Support Networks and Health

Social Psychology

Cultural Schemas
Workplace Perceptions
Compensatory Work Behaviors
Identity Centrality

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