About Me
I’m a graduate student in the Department of Sociology at the University of Washington. My research broadly examines the relationship between punishment and housing inequality in the United States. Using spatiotemporal methods, I specifically study the intersections between public space, social control, and neighborhood change.
I previously worked for a street outreach program in North Carolina, helping people sleeping unsheltered access permanent housing and avoid criminal legal involvement. Prior to this position, I explored peer-based initiatives addressing homelessness around the globe.
Education
PhD, Sociology, University of Washington | Present
BA, Sociology & Latin American Studies, summa cum laude | 2019