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I believe health - as a fundamental human right - is a core component of racial justice. My personal narratives and experiences have shaped my research interests in studying how larger social contexts (e.g., history, families and neighborhoods) contribute to health inequities. Here are my four areas of research interests with few publication examples. You can find the comprehensive list of publications from my CV or Google Scholar.
Immigrant Health & Families
Noah, Aggie J., and Nancy S. Landale (2018). “Parenting strain among Mexican-origin mothers: Differences by parental legal status and neighborhood context.” Journal of Marriage and Family 80(2): 317-333.
Methods
Noah, Aggie J. (2015). “‘Putting families into place’: Using neighborhood-effects research and activity spaces to understand families.” Journal of Family Theory and Review 7(4): 452-467.
Asian American and Pacific Islander Health
Noah, Aggie J. (2018). “Heterogeneity of hepatitis B infection among pregnant Asian American and Pacific Islander women.” American Journal of Preventative Medicine 55(2): 213-221.
Native American Health
This is a new research interest area since the birth of my son in 2018, and I have several collaborations are in progress. If you are interested, I would love to talk to you!
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